IPS NASU DYNAMICAL ANALYSIS AND ALLOWABLE VIBRATION DETERMINATION FOR THE PIPING SYSTEMS. G.S. Pisarenko Institute for Problems of Strength of National.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICS FOR SOLIDS AND STRUCTURES
Advertisements

Module 2 Modal Analysis ANSYS Dynamics.
1 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sungkyunkwan University 비대칭 박벽보의 개선된 해석이론 및 방법 An Improved Theory and Analysis Procedures of Nonsymmetric.
FE analysis with shell and axisymmetric elements E. Tarallo, G. Mastinu POLITECNICO DI MILANO, Dipartimento di Meccanica.
Batura A.S., Orynyak I.V. IPS NASU Pisarenko’ Institute for Problems of Strength, Kyiv, Ukraine National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Pisarenko’ Institute.
Beams and Frames.
Application of Fluid-Structure Interaction Algorithms to Seismic Analysis of Liquid Storage Tanks Zuhal OZDEMIR, Mhamed SOULI Université des Sciences et.
Finite Element Model Generation Model size Element class – Element type, Number of dimensions, Size – Plane stress & Plane strain – Higher order elements.
Wind turbine blade design using FEM AFOLABI AKINGBE WEI CHENG WENYU ZHOU.
2o Ciclo de Palestras em Engenharia Civil de Novembro de 2003 Universidade Nova de Lisboa-Centro de Investigaçao em Estruturas e Construção-UNIC.
Presented by Andrey Kuzmin Mathematical aspects of mechanical systems eigentones Department of Applied Mathematics.
DEFLECTIONS (Chapter 8) WHY? FACTORS IN DESIGN Safety Esthetics Serviceability Environment Economy DETERMINACY Determinate Structures Equations of Equilibrium.
Dynamics Free vibration: Eigen frequencies
Beams Beams: Comparison with trusses, plates t
CHAP 4 FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF BEAMS AND FRAMES
ANALYSIS OF STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN ROOTS OF BOLT THREADS Gennady Aryassov, Andres Petritshenko Tallinn University of Technology Department of Mechatronics.
Modal Analysis Appendix Five. Training Manual General Preprocessing Procedure March 29, 2005 Inventory # A5-2 Basics of Free Vibration Analysis.
Orynyak I.V., Radchenko S.A. IPS NASU Pisarenko’ Institute for Problems of Strength, Kyiv, Ukraine National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Pisarenko’ Institute.
Dynamic Analysis-A Finite –Element Approach
1 ME 323 Final Lecture – April 2011 Additional Topics.
© 2011 Autodesk Freely licensed for use by educational institutions. Reuse and changes require a note indicating that content has been modified from the.
Orynyak I.V., Borodii M.V., Batura A.S. IPS NASU Pisarenko’ Institute for Problems of Strength, Kyiv, Ukraine National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Pisarenko’
The Finite Element Method
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS CONVERSION FACTORS FOR NATURAL VIBRATIONS OF BEAMS Austin Cosby and Ernesto Gutierrez-Miravete Rensselaer at Hartford.
The Finite Element Method A Practical Course
1 SIMULATION OF VIBROACOUSTIC PROBLEM USING COUPLED FE / FE FORMULATION AND MODAL ANALYSIS Ahlem ALIA presented by Nicolas AQUELET Laboratoire de Mécanique.
Linear Buckling Analysis
© 2011 Autodesk Freely licensed for use by educational institutions. Reuse and changes require a note indicating that content has been modified from the.
Progress in identification of damping: Energy-based method with incomplete and noisy data Marco Prandina University of Liverpool.
INTERACTION AND COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN PROPULSIVE PLANT AND ENGINE ROOM / DOUBLE BOTTOM STEELWORK.
PAT328, Section 3, March 2001MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001S14-1MAR120, Section 14, December 2001 SECTION 14 STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS.
Order of Magnitude Scaling of Complex Engineering Problems Patricio F. Mendez Thomas W. Eagar May 14 th, 1999.
An Introduction to Rotorcraft Dynamics
Zuhal OZDEMIR, Mhamed SOULI
Static Equilibrium and Elasticity
O metodě konečných prvků Lect_5.ppt M. Okrouhlík Ústav termomechaniky, AV ČR, Praha Plzeň, 2010 Pitfalls of FE Computing.
Second Order Analysis In the previous classes we looked at a method that determines the load corresponding to a state of bifurcation equilibrium of a perfect.
LIMIT LOAD CALCULATION MODEL OF DUCTILE FAILURE OF DEFECTIVE PIPE AND PRESSURE VESSEL Orynyak I.V. G.S. Pisarenko Institute for Problems of Strength, National.
HCMUT 2004 Faculty of Applied Sciences Hochiminh City University of Technology The Finite Element Method PhD. TRUONG Tich Thien Department of Engineering.
MECH4450 Introduction to Finite Element Methods Chapter 3 FEM of 1-D Problems: Applications.
Longitudinal Motion Characteristics between a Non- Matched Piezoelectric Sensor and Actuator Pair Young-Sup Lee Department of Embedded Systems Engineering,
© 2011 Autodesk Freely licensed for use by educational institutions. Reuse and changes require a note indicating that content has been modified from the.
Finite Element Solution of Fluid- Structure Interaction Problems Gordon C. Everstine Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Div. Bethesda, Maryland
LATHE VIBRATIONS ANALYSIS ON SURFACE ROUHHNESS OF MACHINED DETAILS LATHE VIBRATIONS ANALYSIS ON SURFACE ROUHHNESS OF MACHINED DETAILS * Gennady Aryassov,
Computational Mechanics JASS 2006 Survey of Wave Types and Characteristics Longitudinal Waves (For reminding only)  Pure longitudinal waves  Quasi-longitudinal.
S7-1 SECTION 7 FREQUENCY RESPONSE ANALYSIS. S7-2 INTRODUCTION TO FREQUENCY RESPONSE ANALYSIS n Frequency response analysis is a method used to compute.
A. Brown MSFC/ED21 Using Plate Elements for Modeling Fillets in Design, Optimization, and Dynamic Analysis FEMCI Workshop, May 2003 Dr. Andrew M. Brown.
RELIABLE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Mehdi Modares, Robert L. Mullen and Dario A. Gasparini Department of Civil Engineering Case Western.
1 ROAD & BRIDGE RESEARCH INSTITUTE WARSAW Juliusz Cieśla ASSESSSMENT OF PRESTRESSING FORCE IN PRESTRESSED CONCRETE BRIDGE SPANS BY THE PROOF LOAD.
BME 315 – Biomechanics Chapter 4. Mechanical Properties of the Body Professor: Darryl Thelen University of Wisconsin-Madison Fall 2009.
Mechanics of Materials -Beams
AAE556 Lectures 34,35 The p-k method, a modern alternative to V-g Purdue Aeroelasticity 1.
Finite element method for structural dynamic and stability analyses
SHERINE RAJ AP/CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF SCD
ANSYS Basic Concepts for ANSYS Structural Analysis
Linear Buckling Analysis
11 Energy Methods.
11 Energy Methods.
AAE 556 Aeroelasticity Lectures 22, 23
Orynyak I.V., Borodii M.V., Batura A.S.
Mechanics of Solids I Energy Method.
Sample Problem 9.8 For the uniform beam and loading shown, determine the reaction at each support and the slope at end A. SOLUTION: Release the “redundant”
Beams and Frames.
1.
1C9 Design for seismic and climate changes
11 Energy Methods.
CHAPTER 2 BASIC CONCEPTS OF DISPLACEMENT OR STIFFNESS METHOD:
CHAPTER 1 Force Analysis. Deformation Analysis.
ME 323 Final Lecture – April 2012
Introduction to Strength of Materials Lecturer; MOHD FIRASATH ALI.
Presentation transcript:

IPS NASU DYNAMICAL ANALYSIS AND ALLOWABLE VIBRATION DETERMINATION FOR THE PIPING SYSTEMS. G.S. Pisarenko Institute for Problems of Strength of National Academy of Science of Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine G.S. Pisarenko Institute for Problems of Strength of National Academy of Science of Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine

IPS NASU Software complex «3D PipeMaster»  Method of calculation of piping at harmonical vibrations  Modeling of dynamical behavior of pipe bend as the beam as well as the shell  The abilities of the complex for vibrodiagnostics Accident of the oil pipeline

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Dynamic stiffness method x y dx X0X0 X1X1 stiffness matrix y with method of initial parameters x X10X10 2…n-1n X11X11 X20X20 X21X21 X n-1 0 Xn0Xn0 X n-1 1 Xn1Xn1 1 The sweeping procedure

IPS NASU The inertial term «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Dynamic stiffness method  the equations of motion at transversal vibrations - frequency of vibration  the equations of the method of initial parameters:

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis The algorithms for branched and curvelinear elements the conditions in the junctions equations for pipe bend The matrix of the turning element m

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Method of the breaking of displacements for the determination of the natural frequencies and forms x i-1i X i-1 0 Xi0Xi0 X i-1 1 Xn1Xn1 y the criteria of the determination of the natural frequency - natural frequency The example of the graph for T – like frame

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Method of the breaking of displacements continuity The role of the estimator is essential !!! The additional frequency can be noticed only at very small step of frequency.

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Method of the breaking of displacements continuity The examples of finding the natural frequencies and forms for T- like frame =148 с -1 =212.4 с -1 =214.4 с -1 The additional form of vibration !!! The forms given in the handbooks

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Method of the breaking of displacements modeling of curvilinear element Example: frequencies of the circular ring Е = 2∙10 6 МПа; G = 8∙10 5 МПа;  = 0.3;  = 8000 кг/м 3 ; В0 = 2 м; R = 0.1 м Е = 2∙10 6 МПа; G = 8∙10 5 МПа;  = 0.3;  = 8000 кг/м 3 ; В0 = 2 м; R = 0.1 м n = 2n = 3n = 4n = 5 Vibration in the plane of circular ring theoretical Our results Out-of-plane vibration of circular ring теоретическое наши результаты Kang K.J., Bert C.W. and Striz A.G. Vibration and buckling analysis of circular arches using DQM // Computers and Structures. – –V.60, №1. – pp vibrations in plane Out-of-plane

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Method of the breaking of displacements modeling of curvilinear element Example: frequencies of the circular arc 1. In-plane vibrations Austin W.J. and Veletsos A.S. Free vibration of arches flexible in shear // J. Engng Mech. ASCE. – – V.99. – pp Out-of-plane Ojalvo U. Coupled twisting-bending vibrations of incomplete elastic rings // Int. J. mech. Sci. – – V.4. – pp In-plane vibrations Austin W.J. and Veletsos A.S. Free vibration of arches flexible in shear // J. Engng Mech. ASCE. – – V.99. – pp Out-of-plane Ojalvo U. Coupled twisting-bending vibrations of incomplete elastic rings // Int. J. mech. Sci. – – V.4. – pp

IPS NASU «3D PipeMaster» Harmonical analysis Advantages 1. The strict analytical solutions are used. 2. The continuity is provided at transition from static to dynamic 3. The infinite number of natural frequencies can be obtained for finite number of elements. 4. The method of sweeping allows to speed up the calculation. 5. Analytical accuracy of modeling of curved element is attained. 6. Any complex spatial multibranched piping system can be treated. 7. The vibration direction (modes) of interest can be separated 8. The influence of the subjective factors are excluded (the breaking out on the elements)

IPS NASU Dynamical model of pipe bend as the beam as well as the shell - flexibility parameter - parameter of curvature The curved beam element is strict but pipe bend have the increased flexibility! Depends from the frequency ! Physical equation is corrected  Equation of the transversal vibration with accounting of increased flexibility: Equation of the transversal vibration with accounting of increased flexibility:

IPS NASU Equation for bend as a shell r R O  B O1O1 t  x y z vu w Equilibrium equations: Physical equations Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend

IPS NASU  deformations  curvatures Geometrical equations: Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend The simplifications:  semimomentless Vlasov’s theory:  geomtrical characteristics:  restrictions on the wave length in the axial direction

IPS NASU Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Solution for the cylindrical shell Salley L. and Pan J. A study of the modal characteristics of curved pipes // Applied Acoustics. – – V.63. – pp

IPS NASU Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Решение для гиба The sought for solution : : The resulting equations:

IPS NASU Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend - The coefficient of flexibility at harmonical vibrations Assume: if then we obtain : Results:

IPS NASU L. Salley and J. Pan. A study of the modal characteristics of curved pipes // Applied Acoustics. – – V.63. – pp Е = 2.07∙106 МПа;  = 0.3;  = 8000 кг/м3; R = м; h = м; В = м l=0.2 м l l R h B Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend Determination of the flexibility of the pipe bend

IPS NASU Е = 2∙10 6 МПа; G = 8∙10 5 МПа;  = 0.3;  = 8000 кг/м 3 ; l = 5 м; R = 0.1 м; h = м. 1. The graph of bending moment in the central point of supported-supported beam Restoration of the outer force from the known displacements in arbitrary point 1 Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics The problems of vibrodiagnostics 1. The points of application of the outer forces, their directions and frequencies are unknown. 2. The gauges can measure the displacements of pipe points, their velocities and accelerations 3. The number of gauges is finite. The functions of the calculation software 1. The correct determination of the dynamical characteristics. 2. Correct modeling of the piping behavior when the correct measurement data are provided. 3. The best possible assessment of the behavior with restricted input data. 4. The best possible assessment of the dynamical stresses based on the incomplete measurements

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics Е = ∙10 6 МПа; μ= 0.3;  = кг/м 3 ; l = м; Δl=0.3048м; R = м; t = м Гц, Гц, Гц. 1.Input data are the results of excitation of beam by harmonical force applied at its center. The calculated values of transverse forces, bending moment, displacements in 21 points are recorded. This is so called «real case». 2.The system (beam) is loaded by «the real» displacements in a few (or one) points, the moments and displacements are calculated. 3.The calculated in 2 results are compared with «real data». The frequency of outer force is given but the point of its application is unknown. The gauges measure the displacements

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics =21 Гц =8 Гц 2 points of measurements

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics =100 Гц =80 Гц =60 Гц

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics =140 Гц =60 Гц 2 points of measurements

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics =100 Гц =60 Гц 4 points of measurements

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics All measurements in all points are used Complete coincidence Conclusions from modeling: 1. To evaluate stresses the most importance have the proximity of the points of measurements to the point of the force application. 2. The accuracy grows with the number of the points of measurement 3. The accuracy nonmonotically decrease with the frequency of the excitation

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics Determination of the maximal stresses based on the measurements of velocities For simply supported beam: For a thin walled pipe: for a solid circular beam: For the real complex piping systems: For a thin walled pipe: for a solid circular beam: For the real complex piping systems: dynamic susceptibility coefficient

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics Examples of the piping configuration

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics Determination of the maximal stresses based on the measurements of velocities Е = ∙10 6 МПа;  = 7834 кг/м 3 ; l = 18 м; R = 0.1 м; t = 0.01 м. J. C. Wachel, Scott J. Morton, Kenneth E. Atkins. Piping vibration analysis Theoretical value:

IPS NASU Abilities of «3D PipeMaster» for vibrodiagnostics Determination of the maximal stresses based on the measurements of velocities When the exciting frequency exceeds the first natural frequency the correlation between the vibrovelocity and maximal stresses is good Е = ∙10 6 МПа; ρ= кг/м 3 ; R = м; t = m For parameters Theoretical value hertz Theoretical value hertz ω, Гц E E E E E E+07 obtained value The results of calculation:

IPS NASU Conclusion 1. Due to application of dynamical stiffness method the continuity between the static and dynamic solution is provided. 2. The procedure of the breaking of the displacements in any point and in any direction allow to find all natural frequencies and forms 3. In a first time in a literature the notion of dynamic coefficient of pipe bend flexibility is introduced and analytical expression for it is obtained. This allowed to perform calculation for the piping systems with a higher accuracy 4. The option of determination of exciting force in some point based on given displacement or velocity in any other point of the piping allows to efficiently perform the vibrodiagnostic analysis