A low cost validation method of finite element analysis on a thin walled vertical pressure vessels
Pressure vessel is a container that has been used to contain a pressurized fluids, either oil, gas, or other chemical fluids. It is widely used for the oil, gas and other chemical based industries. Nowadays, finite element analysis is commonly used to reduce the high cost of testing a pressure vesse...
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my.ump.umpir.304932021-07-26T13:58:34Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/30493/ A low cost validation method of finite element analysis on a thin walled vertical pressure vessels Juan, Pratama Deni Fajar, Fitriyana Rusiyanto, . Siregar, J. P. Wahyu, Caesarendra TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Pressure vessel is a container that has been used to contain a pressurized fluids, either oil, gas, or other chemical fluids. It is widely used for the oil, gas and other chemical based industries. Nowadays, finite element analysis is commonly used to reduce the high cost of testing a pressure vessel before manufacturing process. However, further validation is needed to ensure the results of the simulation and safety of the pressure vessels. In this study, theory of distortion energy is used as the tools of validation based on materials properties and behavior. And finally to ascertain wether the pressure vessel is possible for production or a refinement for safety is needed. The results of the study shown that theory of distortion energy can be used as validation tool for finite element analysis on a pressure vessels, however it cannot ensure the safety. Therefore other validation methods are needed to ascertain the safety of the pressure vessel discussed in this report. The cost analysis shown that failure theory combined with other calculation methods can save costs in pressure vessel testing, although some fairly expensive tests cannot be avoided. IOP Publishing 2020-02-04 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed pdf en cc_by http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/30493/1/A%20low%20cost%20validation%20method%20of%20finite%20element%20analysis.pdf Juan, Pratama and Deni Fajar, Fitriyana and Rusiyanto, . and Siregar, J. P. and Wahyu, Caesarendra (2020) A low cost validation method of finite element analysis on a thin walled vertical pressure vessels. In: Journal of Physics: Conference Series; 8th Engineering International Conference 2019, 16 August 2019 , Semarang, Indonesia. pp. 1-18., 1444 (1). ISSN 1742-6588 (print); 1742-6596 (online) https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1444/1/012042 |
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Pressure vessel is a container that has been used to contain a pressurized fluids, either oil, gas, or other chemical fluids. It is widely used for the oil, gas and other chemical based industries. Nowadays, finite element analysis is commonly used to reduce the high cost of testing a pressure vessel before manufacturing process. However, further validation is needed to ensure the results of the simulation and safety of the pressure vessels. In this study, theory of distortion energy is used as the tools of validation based on materials properties and behavior. And finally to ascertain wether the pressure vessel is possible for production or a refinement for safety is needed. The results of the study shown that theory of distortion energy can be used as validation tool for finite element analysis on a pressure vessels, however it cannot ensure the safety. Therefore other validation methods are needed to ascertain the safety of the pressure vessel discussed in this report. The cost analysis shown that failure theory combined with other calculation methods can save costs in pressure vessel testing, although some fairly expensive tests cannot be avoided. |
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