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Mathcad - Spreader Bar Final

The document describes the design of a cable reel spreader bar. It provides input data on the geometric parameters and material properties of a 10" steel pipe. Forces acting on the pipe from the upper and lower slings supporting a maximum load of 60 tonnes are calculated. Stress analysis is performed to check for compression, bending and combined stresses. The compressive stress ratio, bending stress ratio, and combined stress ratio are all found to be less than 1, indicating the design is acceptable.

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Mathcad - Spreader Bar Final

The document describes the design of a cable reel spreader bar. It provides input data on the geometric parameters and material properties of a 10" steel pipe. Forces acting on the pipe from the upper and lower slings supporting a maximum load of 60 tonnes are calculated. Stress analysis is performed to check for compression, bending and combined stresses. The compressive stress ratio, bending stress ratio, and combined stress ratio are all found to be less than 1, indicating the design is acceptable.

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CABLE REEL SPREADER BAR DESIGN

1.0 Input Data


1.1 Geometric Parameters
10" Sch60 Pipe
Outer Diameter OD 273.05mm
Inside Diameter ID 247.65mm
Pipe thickness tp ( OD ID) 0.5 12.70 mm
Pipe Length Considered Lp 2300mm

1.2 Material Properties


Yield strength fyp 235MPa
Young's Modulus, E 205000MPa
kg

Steel density, s 7850

m
Poisson's Ratio , 0.3

1.3 Weight
Max. Expected Weight Wmax 60.00tonne
Add 10% weight contingency
Static Hook Load SHL Wmax 0.1 Wmax 66.00 tonne
Dynamic Amplification Factor DAF 1.07 0.05

100
44

1.15

(DNV-OS-H205)

2.0 Detailed Calculation


Forces
Upper Sling angle 60deg

Lower Sling angle 90deg

5% Lower Sling angle variation .05 4.5 deg


5% Upper Sling angle variation .05 3 deg
Load in Upper Sling Fus
Load in Lower Sling Fls

0.5 DAF SHL

43.64 tonne

sin( )
0.5 DAF SHL
cos( )

37.91 tonne

2.1 Pipe Compression Check

Upper Sling Compressive Force in Pipe Fusc Fus cos( ) 23.77 tonne

Lower Sling Compressive force in pipe Flsc Fls cos( ) 0.23 tonne
Total Compressive force Fcmp Fusc Flsc 24.00 tonne
Compressive Stress cmp

Fcmp g
2
2

OD ID
4
4

22.66 MPa

Allowable Compressive Stress

OD
Inertia Ip
64

Ka 1.0

la

ID 8.822 107 mm4


64

Lp

1000

Ip
2
2

OD
ID

4
4

Ka l a
r

Fa

0.02

Cc

<

2
Ka la

r f
yp
2
2 Cc

Ka l a
3

5
r


8 Cc
3

URcmp

cmp
Fa

2
2 E 74.034
f

yp

0.16

Ka l a


r

3
8 Cc

< 1 OK

140.99 MPa

0.092 m

2.2 Pipe Bending Check


Bending Due to Upper and Lower Padeye sling position and sling angle variation.

Distance d b 232mm
Weight of Spreader Bar wsb

2
2

OD ID s g 0.8 kN
4
4
m

1.15 w L 2
sb
p
Bending Moment Mpb g d b Fusc d b Flsc
54.16 kN m
8

Bending Stress pb

Mpb 0.5 OD
Ip

pb
URpb
0.48
0.75 fyp

83.816 MPa

< 1 OK

Combined Axial and Bending Check


Bending have been considered in one direction
URcomb

cmp
Fa

pb
0.75 fyp

0.64

< 1 OK

3.0 Summary of Results


Compressive stress ratio URcmp 0.16
Bending stress ratio URpb 0.48
Combined stress ratio URcomb 0.64

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