Line List — Wall Thickness and Flange Rating
Warnings
| Identification | Design Conditions | Pipe Properties | Calculation Parameters | Results | Flange Check | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Spool # | Line No. | Service Desc. | From | To | Size | Design Press. P (psig) |
Design Temp (°F) |
Flange & Fitting Class |
Pipe OD (inch) |
Pipe Sch. | Material | Pipe Type |
Allow. Stress S (psi) |
Wall Th. t (inch) |
C.A. (inch) |
Mill Tol. (12.5%) |
Thread Depth |
Avail. Wall Th. |
Joint Eff. E/W |
Y Coeff | Req'd Wall Th. |
Margin (Avail-Req) |
X-Ray % | Stress Relief |
Hydro Test Press. (psi) |
B16.5 Allowed |
Flange Status |
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Method
Required wall thickness from ASME B31.3 paragraph 304.1.2, Equation 3a for straight pipe under internal pressure: t = (P × D) / (2 × (S × E × W + P × Y)). The reported required wall column adds the corrosion allowance and any thread depth to t.
Available wall thickness applies the 12.5% mill tolerance per ASME B36.10M to the nominal wall, then subtracts the corrosion allowance and thread depth. The margin column is available minus required. A negative margin fails the check.
Flange rating check looks up the working pressure for the selected ASME B16.5 class at the design temperature for Material Group 1.1 (the most common carbon steel group). The check compares this against the design pressure. Lines with no flanges (welded only) show N/A.
Hydrostatic test pressure is calculated per ASME B31.3 paragraph 345.4.2, taken as 1.5 × design pressure × (S_ambient / S_design) with the stress ratio capped at the values published in B31.3 Table A-1.
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