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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture . Jarbas Cabral Fagundes ASME Membership 675574 NACE Membership 834200 ABENDI


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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Jarbas Cabral Fagundes

  • ASME Membership 675574
  • NACE Membership 834200
  • ABENDI Membership
  • ABRACO Membership
  • ABCM Membership

jarbas.fagundes@braskem.com Cel / WhatsApp: 55 82 99911 7619

Argentina, Buenos Aires November, 18 2016

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Screen of chlorine liquefaction.

Reliability Engineers Process Engineers Production Engineers Safety Process Team

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Liquid Chlorine Storage

Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

IP - UG-32 Ap 1-4 EP – UG-33 IP – UG-27c EP – UG-28 Old Pressure Vessel Operation Condition? 1) Normal? 2) Peak? 3) Not normal?

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Starting condition of the Unit: Inventory with liquid chlorine at - 45ºC (-49ºF) which can cause flashing.

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Pamphlet 6 – Piping System for Dry Chlorine

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

ASME B 16.5 - Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings: NPS 1/2 through NPS 24 Metric/Inch Standard

Class 150 PSIG

Pamplhet 6 – Piping Systems for Dry Chlorine – Edition 15 – The Chlorine Institute, Inc

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

ASME B 16.5 - Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings: NPS 1/2 through NPS 24 Metric/Inch Standard

Class 300 PSIG

Pamplhet 6 – Piping Systems for Dry Chlorine – Edition 15 – The Chlorine Institute, Inc

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

UCS-66: ASME SECTION VIII DIV I

According FIGURE UCS-66, for shell material SA 285 Gr C and 12.5 mm thickness, the minimum temperature allowable is 0ºC.

UCS-68(c) – If postweld heat treating is performed when it is not

  • therwise a requirement of this

Division, a 30ºF (17ºC) reduction in impact testing exemption temperature may be given to the minimum permissible temperature from Fig. UCS-66 for P-No. 1

  • materials. The resulting exemption

temperature may be colder than – 55F (-48ºC)

Minimum temperature of equipment will be – 17ºC (+1,4 ºF).

According figure UCS-68 (c) we will have the temperature reduction associated with figure UCS-66. The reduction in function of the PWHT.

32ºF SA-285 Gr C

Curve A P-Number 1 t = 12,5 mm

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Primary Stress - Membrane

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Fitness-for-Service Assessments are quantitative engineering evaluations which are performed to demonstrate the structural integrity

  • f In-Service componente containing a flaw or

demage.

Review Inspection Program? News NDT? TOFD? EA? Review of project? Thermal Model – FEM? CFD? FAD – Failure Assessment Diagram for devolop Structural Integrity Analysis?

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

MPa MPa Maximum principal stress (uniforme temp (21ºC) Equivalent stress (Uniforme Temp (21ºC) MPa MPa

c c

Effect of Primary Stress. Effect of Primary Stress. 67 MPa 65 MPa

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Temperature distribution ( Neck:-62ºC Shell: +4,7ºC)

  • 45ºC
  • 28ºC

Very important the reliability engineer Analyse the distibution of temperature at nozlles using “CFD” or “FEM”.

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Equivalent Stress

Effect of Primary Stress + Thermal Gradient

MPa MPa

Equivalent Stress

Effect of Primary Stress + Thermal Gradient

Equivalent Stress

Maximum principal stress (temperature distibution) Maximum principal stress (temperature distibution)

181 MPa 227 MPa

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Brittle Fracture Overview

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Primary Liquefaction: + 13ºC Secundary Liquefaction: - 40ºC Terciary Liquefaction: - 62ºC

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KILLED STEEL: Completely deoxidized steel due to the addition of elements such as Silicon and Aluminum. It has good internal quality due to the homogeneity

  • f the structure and the chemical composition.
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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture. IP: UG-32 and Ap 1-4 EP: UG-33 IP: UG-27(c) EP: UG-28 HT: UG-99

Reinforcement Openings UG-36, UG-37 e UG-40

Neck of Nozlles: Thick - UG-45 Weld - UG-41

New Pressure Vessel - High Reliability – High Safety Process

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

ACOUSTIC EMISSION – ACTIVE AREAS

1.1 x Poperation TRADITIONALS NDE AE STRESS LENGHT OF CRACK

  • AE = WAVE STRESS

Which the best Inspecion Program for specific PV?

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Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.

Specification of materials, defining minimum required properties, chemical composition, additional quality requirements and manufacturing process. Definition of the safety factors and allowable stress to be applied in the design for temperatures below and above the creep regime. Rules for the definition of pressurized components for internal and external pressure conditions. Rules for definition and verification of regions of geometric discontinuities, such as insertion of nozzles with the equipment, transition between nozzles with shell regions of conical transitions. Rules for reinforcements of openings isolateds, multiple openings and large openings. Criteria for analysis of stress in specific regions of the equipment, with the identification of the type of stress and their respective allowable values. Minimum fracture toughness requirements to be required for materials exposed to low temperatures, including recommendations and design details in critical regions of the equipment. Design rules for operation under the action of cyclical loads. Details of manufacturing to be attended to. Inspection requirements (particularly for welded joints). Efficiency of welded joints and quality factors. Recommendations for PWHT after welding, when required. Requirements for Welding Procedures and Qualification of Welders.

Requirements that the Project Codes always contemplate

For pressure vessels designed and manufactured before 1975 a good practice to do a review of project for critical vessels, and to plan a Integrity Evaluation , qualitative and quantitative for more reliability.

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Jarbas Cabral Fagundes

Mechanical Engineer – UFPB Brasil – 1983 Reliability Specialist Engineer of Braskem 30 years of experience with Chemical and Petrochemical Plants Specialist in Materials Selection and Corrosion Specialist in Maintenance Engineering and Reliability Specialist in Cryogenic System (Storage Etylene Tank – API 620 Ap Q) Specialist in ASME SECTION VIII DIV I Specialist in API 579-1 / ASME FFS-1 FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE Specialist in API RP 571 – Damage Mechanisms Affecting Fixed Equipment in the Refining Industry ASME Membership 675574 NACE Membership 834200 ABENDI Membership ABRACO Membership ABCM Membership jarbas.fagundes@braskem.com Cel / WhatsApp: 55 82 99911 7619

Thanking you Very Much

Design review of pressure vessel manufactured in carbon steel in the 1970’s to storage liquid chlorine, in order to prevent brittle fracture.