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2-110 API RECOMMENDED PRACTICE 581

NOTE Use flow stress (FS Thin ) at design temperature for conservative results, using the appropriate Equation

(2.54) or Equation (2.55).

m) STEP 13—Calculate strength ratio parameter,

Thin

SR

P , using Equation (2.54) or Equation (2.55).

1) Use Equation (2.54) with t rde from STEP 5, S, E, and t min or t c (Section 4.5.6, Step 5), from STEP 10,

and flow stress FS CUIF from STEP 11.

CUIF S⋅

E min( t min ,tc

)

SRP

= ⋅ (2.54)

CUIF

FS trde

NOTE The t min is based on a design calculation that includes evaluation for internal pressure hoop stress,

external pressure and/or structural considerations, as appropriate. The minimum required thickness

calculation is the design code t min . Consideration for internal pressure hoop stress alone may not be sufficient.

t c as defined in STEP 5 may be used when appropriate.

2) Use Equation (2.55) with t rde from STEP 4 and flow stress FS CUIF from STEP 12.

CUIF

SRP

=

α

P⋅

D

CUIF

⋅FS

⋅trde

(2.55)

where α is the shape factor for the component type. α = 2 for a cylinder, 4 for a sphere, 1.13 for a

head.

NOTE This strength ratio parameter is based on internal pressure hoop stress only. It is not appropriate

where external pressure and/or structural considerations dominate. When t c dominates or if the t min is

calculated using another method, Equation (2.54) should be used.

CUIF CUIF CUIF

n) STEP 14—Determine the number of inspections, N A , N B , N C , and N D

CUIF , and the

corresponding inspection effectiveness category using Section 16.6.2 for all past inspections.

o) STEP 15—Determine the inspection effectiveness factors, 1 CUIF I

, I 2 CUIF , and I 3 CUIF , using Equation

Pr CUIF

1

(2.56), prior probabilities, p Pr CUIF

2

, p Pr CUIF

3

, and p

, from Table 4.5, conditional probabilities (for

each inspection effectiveness level),

CUIF

Co p1

,

CUIF

Co p2

and

CUIF

Co p3

, from Table 4.6, and the number of

inspections,

CUIF

A

CUIF

B

N , N , N

CUIF

C

, and

CUIF

N D , in each effectiveness level obtained from STEP 13.

= p ( p ) ( p ) ( p ) ( p )

= p ( p ) ( p ) ( p ) ( p )

=

CUIF

CUIF

CUIF

NA

NB

N

UIFC C CUIFD

p ( p ) ( p ) ( p ) ( Co p 3 )

CUIF CUIF CUIF CUIF

NA NB NC N

CUIF CUIF CUIFA CUIFB CUIFC CUIFD D

I1 Pr 1 Co 1 Co 1 Co 1 Co 1

CUIF CUIF CUIF CUIF

NA NB NC N

CUIF CUIF CUIFA CUIFB CUIFC CUIFD D

I 2 Pr 2 Co 2 Co 2 Co 2 Co 2

CUIF CUIF CUIFA CUIFB C

I3 Pr 3 Co 3 Co 3 Co 3

CUIF

ND

(2.56)

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