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SPUDWELL DEAD-END FOUNDATION
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS – FLOATING
CRANE
TAI PROJECT NO. 1208
MDC PROJECT NO. 2989
MDC HULL NO. 850
REV. P0
11-JAN-2019
Technology Associates, Inc
NAVAL ARCHITECTS, MARINE ENGINEERS, MARITIME SOLUTIONS
2045 LAKESHORE DRIVE
SUITE 526
New Orleans, LA 70122, USA
Tel: (504) 282 6166 Fax: (504) 280 3311
Anil Raj Typewritten Text
APPENDIX 06 REV P0
Tables of Contents
1. Summary
2. Assumptions
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.2 Part Mass Properties
3.2 Material Properties
Table 3.3.1 Isotropic Material Definition
3.3 Mesh
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
4. Environment
4.1 Structural Loading
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
4.2 Structural Support
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
5. Results
Table 5.1.1 Displacement Summary
Table 5.1.2 Peak Displacement Component Summary
Table 5.1.3 Stress Results Summary
Table 5.1.4 Solution Error Measure and the Relative Stress Error Summary
6. Conclusion file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23summary file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23assumption file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23modeldefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23groupdefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23groupdefinitiontable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23partmasstable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23mesh file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23elementdistortion file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23environment file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23displacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23peakdisplacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23stressresult file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23solutionerrormeasure file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23conclusion
This report presents finite element analysis of the Spud Well Dead-End Foundation performed by Technology Associates, Inc. The Dead-End Foundation has been analyzed in Nastran In CAD software. The force on the spud well dead-end foundation due to the breaking strength of the wire rope was used in this analysis.
Figure 1 - Finite Element Model
2. Assumptions
Fixed boundary conditions are assumed for the faces that are in contact with primary members. A linear static analysis was performed using the Autodesk Nastran Version.
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
The model is divided into 1 property group(s). Details for each group are given in Table 3.1.1.
1. The bounding box for all positioned bodies in the model measures 45.0 by 40.62 by 50.38in along the basic coordinate system x, y and z axes, respectively.
2. The total mass of the model is 4.133 lbf s^2/in.
3. The model center of mass is located at (7.941, -2.239, 12.48) in.
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Property Group Material Bounding Box
(in) Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Volume
(in3) Nodes Elements
SOLID 1 MAT 1 45.0, 40.62, 50.38 4.133 5627.0 91706 46913
Table 3.1.2 Part Mass Properties
Property Group
Material Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Center of Mass
(in) Moments of Inertia
(in)
SOLID 1 MAT 1 4.133 7.941, -2.239, 12.48 914.0, 1219.0, 801.5
3.3 Material Properties
3.3.1 Isotropic Material Definition
Material
ID
E G NU RHO ALPHA T-REF
1 2.9E+07 1.115E+07 0.3 7.345E-04 6.667E-06 0.0 file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g
3.4 Mesh
The finite element mesh is shown in the figure below. The model consists of a total of 91706 nodes and 46913 elements.
Table 3.4.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
Property Group
Property Type
Aspect Ratio
Recommended Limit
Taper Ratio
Recommended Limit
Warping Angle
Recommended Limit
SOLID 1 TET 2.687 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
Figure 2 - Finite Element Mesh file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g
4. Environment
4.1 Structural Loading
The finite element environments are shown in the figures below. Applied structural loading is summarized in Table 4.1.1. Applied load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system.
Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0). Breaking strength of the rope is 160000 lbf.
Figure: Load application Pad eye
Figure: Load application Dead end support
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force(lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
Subcase XT YT ZT XR YR ZR
SUBCASE 1 -1.862E-13 -2348.0 1.44E+04 2.257E+06 -2.869E+04 -5580.0
4.2 Structural Support
Reaction loads are summarized in Table 4.2.1. Reaction load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system. Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force (lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 -1.563E-02 2348.0 -1.44E+04 -2.257E+06 2.869E+04 5580.0
Figure 3 - Applied Load
5. Results
Table 5.1.1 Displacement Summary
Subcase Minimum
Displacement (in) Property Group
Maxmium Displacement (in)
Property Group
SUBCASE 1 0.0 Part 1 1.807E-02 Part 1
Table 5.1.2 Peak Displacement Component Summary
Displacement Components (in) Rotation Components (in)
SUBCASE 1 2.162E-03 1.664E-02 1.148E-02 0.0 0.0 0.0
Table 5.1.3 Stress Results Summary
Subcase
Minimum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Von Mises Stress (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
XY (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
YZ (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
ZX (psi)
SUBCASE 1 -2.944E+04 2.607E+04 2.459E+04 8.510E+03 10.458E+03 7.037E+03
Subcase Solution Error Measure
Shell Element Relative Stress Error
Solid Element Relative Stress Error
SUBCASE 1 6.617E-10 n/a 4.479E-02 file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Dead-end.HTML%23g
Figure 4 - CONTOUR: DISPLACEMENT (in) (TOTAL)
Figure 5 - CONTOUR: SOLID VON MISES STRESS (psi)
Figure 6 - CONTOUR: SOLID XY-SHEAR STRESS (psi)
Figure 7 - CONTOUR: SOLID YZ-SHEAR STRESS (psi)
Figure 8 - CONTOUR: SOLID ZX-SHEAR STRESS (psi)
6. Conclusion:
The calculated maximum Von-Mises stress (peak stress) for gate pin is 24,587.38 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for Grade A material. Allowable Von-Mises stress limit is 30,600 psi for ABS Grade A Steel. The calculated maximum shear stress for gate pin is 10,458.92 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for Grade A material. Allowable shear stress limit is 18,000 psi for ABS Grade A Steel.
SPUDWELL GATE FINITE ELEMENT
ANALYSIS – FLOATING CRANE
MDC HULL NO. 850
2045 LAKESHORE DRIVE
SUITE 526
APPENDIX 07 REV P0
2. Assumptions
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.2 Part Mass Properties
3.2 Contact Definition
3.2 Material Properties
Table 3.2.1 Isotropic Material Definition
3.3 Mesh
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
4. Environment
4.1 Structural Loading
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
4.2 Structural Support
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
5. Results
Table 5.1.1 Displacement Summary
Table 5.1.2 Peak Displacement Component Summary
Table 5.1.3 Stress Results Summary file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23summary file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23assumption file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23modeldefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23groupdefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23groupdefinitiontable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23partmasstable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23contactdefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23mesh file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23elementdistortion file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23environment file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23solution file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23displacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23peakdisplacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23stressresult file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23solutionerrormeasure file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23conclusion
This report presents finite element analysis of the Spud Well Gate performed by Technology Associates, Inc. The gate has been analyzed in Nastran In CAD software. The Transverse force on the spud well gate due to wind and current at 90 deg and was used in this analysis. The spud force is resisted by wear pads on the spud gate.
Fixed boundary conditions are assumed at the spud well gate lugs contact areas. A linear static analysis was performed using the Autodesk Nastran Version.
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
The model is divided into 1 property group(s). Details for each group are given in Table 3.1.1.
1. The bounding box for all positioned bodies in the model measures 60.5 by 156.5 by 10.0in along the basic coordinate system x, y and z axes, respectively.
2. The total mass of the model is 16.42 lbf s^2/in.
3. The model center of mass is located at (-5.432E-03, -67.6, 2.191E-04) in.
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Property Group
Material Bounding Box
(in) Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Volume
(in3)
SOLID 1 MAT 1 60.5, 156.5, 10.0 16.42 2.236E+04 98722 49680
Group
Material Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Center of Mass
(in) Moments of Inertia
SOLID 1 MAT 1 16.42 -5.432E-03, -67.6, 2.191E-04 3.56E+04, 3934.0, 3.907E+04
3.2 Material Properties
3.2.1 Isotropic Material Definition
Material
ID
1 2.901E+07 1.151E+07 0.26 7.345E-04 0.0 0.0 file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Case%201.HTML%23g
3.3 Mesh
The finite element mesh is shown in the figure below. The model consists of a total of 98722 nodes and 49680 elements. Less than 1% of total elements are above aspect ratio of 3.0. The maximum aspect ratio is shown in the below table.
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
Property Group
Property Type
Max Aspect Ratio
Recommended Limit
Taper Ratio
Recommended Limit
Warping Angle
Recommended
SOLID 1 TET 3.408 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
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The finite element environments are shown in the figures below. Applied structural loading is summarized in Table 4.1.1. Applied load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system. Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Bottom wear pad resultant reaction force (RB) 173,590.53 lbf from Case 2 (25 mph wind + 5 mph current) has been applied from the bottom of the bumpers with a 5 in load distribution.
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force(lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 0.0 0.0 -1.736E+05 2.382E+07 -7.57 0.0
Reaction loads are summarized in Table 4.2.1. Reaction load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system. Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force (lbf) Resultant Moment(lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 1.578E-02 4.968E-03 1.736E+05 -2.382E+07 7.734 2.044
Subcase Minimum
Displacement (in) Property Group
Maxmium Displacement (in)
Subcase 1 0.0 Part 1 1.417E-02 Part 1
SUBCASE 1 3.008E-03 1.672E-03 1.415E-02 0.0 0.0 0.0
Minimum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Von Mises Stress (psi)
Maximum shear Stress
XY (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
YZ (psi)
Maximum shear Stress
Subcase 1 -1.812E+04 1.674E+04 2.74E+04 3.578E+03 2.877E+03 13.418E+03
Solution Error
Measure
Shell Element Relative Stress Error
Solid Element Relative
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Buckling Analysis Result:
Figure 9 - CONTOUR: DISPLACEMENT, OUTPUT SET:MODE 1, EIGV=374.47 for Buckling
The calculated maximum Von-Mises stress for gate pin is 28,348.4 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for Grade A material. Allowable Von-Mises stress limit is 30,600 psi for ABS Grade A Steel.
The calculated maximum shear stress for gate pin is 13,418.79 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for Grade A material. Allowable shear stress limit is 18,000 psi for ABS Grade A Steel. The eigen value has been calculated as 374 (>1) from the buckling analysis.
SPUDWELL GATE PIN FINITE ELEMENT
ANALYSIS – FLOATING CRANE
MDC HULL NO. 850
2045 LAKESHORE DRIVE
SUITE 526
APPENDIX 08 REV P0
2. Assumptions
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.2 Part Mass Properties
3.2 Material Properties
Table 3.2.1 Isotropic Material Definition
3.3 Mesh
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
4. Environment
4.1 Structural Loading
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
4.2 Structural Support
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
5. Results
Table 5.1.1 Displacement Summary
Table 5.1.2 Peak Displacement Component Summary
Table 5.1.3 Stress Results Summary file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23summary file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23assumption file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23modeldefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23groupdefinition file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23groupdefinitiontable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23partmasstable file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23materialproperty file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23mesh file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23elementdistortion file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23environment file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23structureloading file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23structuresupport file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23solution file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23displacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23peakdisplacement file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23stressresult file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23solutionerrormeasure file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23conclusion
This report presents finite element analysis of the Spud Well Gate Pin performed by Technology
Associates, Inc. The gate pin has been analyzed in Nastran In CAD software. The Transverse force on the spud well gate due to wind and current at 90 deg was used in this analysis. This force is resisted by the area in contact with the spud well gate.
Fixed boundary conditions are assumed at the areas in contact with the spud well lugs. A linear static analysis was performed using the Autodesk Nastran Version.
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
The model is divided into 1 property group(s). Details for each group are given in Table 3.1.1.
1. The bounding box for all positioned bodies in the model measures 5.998 by 155.0 by 6.0in along the basic coordinate system x, y and z axes, respectively.
2. The total mass of the model is 0.737 lbf s^2/in.
3. The model center of mass is located at (-2.746E-04, -69.76, -5.021E-05)
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Property Group
Material Bounding Box
(in) Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Volume
(in3)
SOLID 1 MAT 1 5.998, 155.0, 6.0 0.737 1016.0 8850 4394
Group
Material Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Center of Mass
(in) Moments of Inertia
SOLID 1 MAT 1 0.737 -2.746E-04, -69.76, -5.021E-05 1459.0, 0.9615, 1459.0
Material
ID
E G NU RHO ALPHA T-REF
1 2.998E+07 1.18E+07 0.27 7.252E-04 5.556E-06 0.0 file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g
The finite element mesh is shown in the figure below. The model consists of a total of 8850 nodes and 4394 elements.
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
Property Group
Property Type
Max Aspect Ratio
Recommended Limit
Taper Ratio
Recommended Limit
Warping Angle
Recommended
SOLID 1 TET 2.482 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
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The finite element environments are shown in the figures below. Applied structural loading is summarized in Table 4.1.1. Applied load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system.
Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0). Bottom wear pad resultant reaction force (RB) 173,590.53 lbf from Case 2 (25 mph wind + 5 mph current) has been applied.
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force(lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 0.0 0.0 1.736E+05 0 0 0.0
Reaction loads are summarized in Table 4.2.1. Reaction load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system. Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force (lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 1.321E-09 3.997E-10 -1.736E+05 1.25E+07 -94.54 2.174E-08
Subcase Minimum
Displacement (in) Property Group
Maxmium Displacement (in)
Subcase 1 0.0 Part 1 3.43E-03 Part 1
SUBCASE 1 2.563E-05 5.776E-04 3.43E-03 0.0 0.0 0.0
Minimum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Von Mises Stress (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
XY (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
YZ (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
Subcase 1 -1.275E+04 1.192E+04 1.014E+04 1.834E+03 7.781E+03 2.470E+03
Subcase Solution Error Measure
Shell Element Relative Stress Error
Solid Element Relative
SUBCASE 1 1.244E-13 n/a 0.3505
Figure 4 - OUTPUT SET: SUBCASE 1 -- CONTOUR: DISPLACEMENT (in) (TOTAL) file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g file://///navaltechsvr2/Technology/TAI%201208%20160FT%20USACE%20MCCAULEY%20CRANE%20BARGE%20REPLACEMENT/MODELING/Solidworks/Spudwell/TAI%201208%20SpudWell-1/TAI%201208%20SpudWell%20Gate%20Pin%20case%201.HTML%23g
Figure 5 - OUTPUT SET: SUBCASE 1 -- CONTOUR: SOLID VON MISES STRESS (psi)
The calculated maximum Von-Mises stress for gate pin is 10,143.72 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for ASTM A276 Type 440C. Allowable Von-Mises stress limit is 51,920.00 psi for ASTM A276
Type 440C. The calculated maximum shear stress for gate pin is 7,781.78 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for ASTM A276 Type 440C. Allowable shear stress limit is 25,960.00 psi for ASTM
A276 Type 440C.
SPUDWELL SHEAVE FOUNDATION FINITE
ELEMENT ANALYSIS – FLOATING CRANE
MDC HULL NO. 850
2045 LAKESHORE DRIVE
SUITE 526
APPENDIX 09 REV P0
2. Assumptions
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Table 3.1.2 Part Mass Properties
3.2 Material Properties
Table 3.2.1 Isotropic Material Definition
3.3 Mesh
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
4. Environment
4.1 Structural Loading
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
4.2 Structural Support
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
5. Results
Table 5.1.1 Displacement Summary
Table 5.1.2 Peak Displacement Component Summary
Table 5.1.3 Stress Results Summary
This report presents finite element analysis of the Spud Well Sheave Foundation performed by Technology Associates, Inc. The Sheave Foundation has been analyzed in Nastran In CAD software. The force on the spud well sheave foundation due to the breaking strength of the wire rope and was used in this analysis. The force is resisted by the sheave pin hole. Breaking strength of the rope is 160,000 lbf.
Fixed boundary conditions are assumed at the spud well insert plating. A linear static analysis was performed using the Autodesk Nastran Version.
3. Model Definition
3.1 Group Definition
The model is divided into 1 property group(s). Details for each group are given in Table 3.1.1.
1. The bounding box for all positioned bodies in the model measures 49.63 by 56.88 by 40.0in along the basic coordinate system x, y and z axes, respectively.
2. The total mass of the model is 3.767 lbf s^2/in.
3. The model center of mass is located at (-6.601, -14.3, -1.27E-06) in.
Table 3.1.1 Group Definition
Property Group
Material Bounding Box
(in) Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Volume
(in3)
SOLID 1 MAT 1 49.63, 56.88, 40.0 3.767 5128.0 86401 42612
Group
Material Mass
(lbf s^2/in) Center of Mass
(in) Moments of Inertia
SOLID 1 MAT 1 3.767 -6.601, -14.3, -1.27E-06 898.5, 1053.0, 1264.0
Material
ID
1 3.191E+07 1.251E+07 0.275 7.345E-04 6.667E-06 0.0
The finite element mesh is shown in the figure below. The model consists of a total of 86401 nodes and 42612 elements.
Table 3.3.1 Element Initial Distortion Summary
Property Group
Property Type
Max Aspect Ratio
Recommended Limit
Taper Ratio
Recommended Limit
Warping Angle
Recommended
SOLID 1 TET 2.257 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
The finite element environments are shown in the figures below. Applied structural loading is summarized in Table 4.1.1. Applied load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system.
Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Table 4.1.1 Applied Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force(lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 -1.316E+05 -1.283E+05 0.0 0 -0 o
Reaction loads are summarized in Table 4.2.1. Reaction load vector resultants are defined in the basic coordinate system. Moments are summed about location (0.0,0.0,0.0).
Table 4.2.1 Reaction Load Vector Resultant
Resultant Force (lbf) Resultant Moment (lbf in)
SUBCASE 1 1.316E+05 1.283E+05 -2.502E-03 3.126E-02 -6.879E-02 -16.12
Subcase Minimum
Displacement (in) Property Group
Maxmium Displacement (in)
Subcase 1 0.0 Part 1 4.452E-03 Part 1
SUBCASE 1 2.402E-03 3.894E-03 9.6E-04 0.0 0.0 0.0
Minimum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Principal
Stress (psi)
Maximum Von Mises Stress (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
XY (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
YZ (psi)
Maximum Shear Stress
Subcase 1 -1.104E+04 2.673E+04 2.604E+04 14.886E+03 4.158E+03 2.377E+03
Solution Error
Measure
Shell Element Relative Stress Error
Solid Element Relative
SUBCASE 1 8.366E-10 n/a 2.493E-02
The calculated maximum Von-Mises stress for gate pin is 26,039.52 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for ABS Grade A material. Allowable Von-Mises stress limit is 34,000 psi for ABS Grade A Steel as the breaking strength of the rope has been used. The calculated maximum shear stress for gate pin is 14,886.47 psi, which is under the allowable stress limit for Grade A material. Allowable shear stress limit is 20,600 psi for ABS Grade A Steel.
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 1
Simulation of TAI 1208
SPUD
Date: Thursday, November 15, 2018 Designer: Solidworks Study name: Buckling 1 Analysis type: Buckling
Table of Contents Description
Assumptions
Model Information
Study Properties
Units
Material Properties
Loads and Fixtures
Connector Definitions
Contact Information
Mesh information
Sensor Details
Study Results
Conclusion
Description FEA report of the spud for worst case loading condition with application of normal force of magnitude 100,696 lbf in the longitudinal direction on face of wear pads.
APPENDIX - 03 REV P1
Anil Raj Typewritten Text
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 2
Assumptions:
Penetration up to the spud sheave (10 ft above tip). The longitudinal force on the spud due to wind and current is maximum at 5 deg and was used in this analysis. It is assumed that the spud force is resisted by two wear pads in the spud.
Model Information
Model name: TAI 1208 SPUD
Current Configuration: Default<As Machined>
Solid Bodies
Document Name and Reference
Treated As Volumetric Properties Document Path/Date
Modified
Split Line1
Solid Body
Mass:27424.1 lb Volume:96700.2 in^3
Density:0.283599 lb/in^3 Weight:27405.5 lbf
V:\TAI 1208 160FT USACE
MCCAULEY CRANE BARGE
REPLACEMENT\MODELING\
Solidworks\TAI 1208
SPUD.SLDPRT
Nov 14 14:00:01 2018
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 3
Study Properties Study name Buckling 1
Analysis type Buckling
Mesh type Solid Mesh
Number of modes 3
Solver type Automatic
Incompatible bonding options Automatic
Thermal Effect: On
Thermal option Include temperature loads
Zero strain temperature 298 Kelvin
Include fluid pressure effects from SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation
Off
Soft Spring: Off
Result folder SOLIDWORKS document (V:\TAI 1208 160FT USACE
REPLACEMENT\MODELING\Solidworks)
Units Unit system: English (IPS)
Length/Displacement in
Temperature Fahrenheit
Angular velocity Hertz
Pressure/Stress ksi
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 4
Material Properties
Model Reference Properties Components
Name: T1 A514 Model type: Linear Elastic Isotropic
Default failure criterion:
Unknown
Yield strength: 689.476 N/mm^2 Tensile strength: 896.318 N/mm^2
Mass density: 7850 g/cm^3 Elastic modulus: 189999 N/mm^2
Poisson's ratio: 0.27
SolidBody 2(Split Line1)(TAI
1208 SPUD)
Curve Data:N/A
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 5
Loads and Fixtures
Fixture name Fixture Image Fixture Details
Roller/Slider-1
Entities: 4 face(s) Type: Roller/Slider
Roller/Slider-2
Entities: 1 face(s) Type: Roller/Slider
Load name Load Image Load Details
Force-1
Entities: 2 face(s) Type: Apply normal force
Value: 100696 lbf
Connector Definitions No Data
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 6
Contact Information
Mesh information Mesh type Solid Mesh
Mesher Used: Curvature-based mesh
Jacobian points 4 Points
Maximum element size 2 in
Minimum element size 0.4 in
Mesh Quality High
Mesh information - Details
Total Nodes 394520
Total Elements 200243
Maximum Aspect Ratio 14.635
% of elements with Aspect Ratio < 3 95.2
% of elements with Aspect Ratio > 10 0.033
% of distorted elements(Jacobian) 0
Time to complete mesh(hh;mm;ss): 00:00:40
Computer name: TECH35
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 7
Sensor Details
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 8
Study Results
Name Type Min Max
Amplitude1 AMPRES: Resultant Amplitude Plot for Mode Shape: 1(Load Factor = -4.69508)
7.77191e-015 Node: 344021
0.000184615 Node: 316294
TAI 1208 SPUD-Buckling 1-Amplitude-Amplitude1
Amplitude2 AMPRES: Resultant Amplitude Plot for Mode Shape: 2(Load Factor = 4.45963)
5.63158e-014 Node: 341676
0.000166256 Node: 304207
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 9
TAI 1208 SPUD-Buckling 1-Amplitude-Amplitude2
Amplitude3 AMPRES: Resultant Amplitude Plot for Mode Shape: 3(Load Factor = 4.58402)
2.36096e-013 Node: 341676
0.000169049 Node: 288511
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 10
TAI 1208 SPUD-Buckling 1-Amplitude-Amplitude3
Mode List
Mode Number Load Factor
1 -4.6951
2 4.4596
3 4.584
Conclusion The first three buckling modes are presented in the report and buckling not predicted in these modes.
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 SPUD 11
Note:
The following table is SolidWorks’ interpretation of possible Buckling Load Factor (BLF) values:
BLF Value Buckling Status Notes
1 < BLF Buckling not predicted
The applied loads are less than the estimated critical loads. Buckling is not expected.
0 < BLF < 1 Buckling predicted
The applied loads exceed the estimated critical loads. Buckling is expected.
BLF = 1 Buckling predicted
The applied loads are exactly equal to the estimated critical loads.
Buckling is expected
BLF = -1 Buckling not predicted
The buckling occurs when the directions of the applied loads are all reversed. For example, if a bar is under tensile load, the BLF should be negative. The bar will never buckle.
-1 < BLF < 0 Buckling not predicted
Buckling is predicted if you reverse all loads.
BLF < -1 Buckling not predicted
Buckling is not expected even if you reverse all loads.
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 1
Spud Lift Ring
Date: Thursday, November 15, 2018 Designer: Solidworks Study name: Static Analysis type: Static
Table of Contents Description
Assumptions
Model Information
Study Properties
Units
Material Properties
Loads and Fixtures
Connector Definitions
Contact Information
Mesh information
Sensor Details
Resultant Forces
Beams
Study Results
Conclusion
FEA report of the Lift ring of the spud for worst case loading condition with application of normal force of 58661.7 lbf on the top plate.
APPENDIX 05 REV P1
Anil Raj Typewritten Text
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 2
Assumptions Remote load of two times the total weight of the spud was applied on all four lifting points.
Model name: TAI 1208 Lift Ring Current Configuration: Default
Solid Bodies
Document Name and Reference
Treated As Volumetric Properties Document Path/Date
Combine1
Mass:1649.08 lb Volume:5814.83 in^3
Weight:1647.96 lbf
REPLACEMENT\MODELING\
Solidworks\TAI 1208 Lift
Ring.SLDPRT Nov 13 15:51:17 2018
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 3
Study name Static
Analysis type Static
Mesh type Solid Mesh
Thermal Effect: On
Thermal option Include temperature loads
Zero strain temperature 298 Kelvin
Include fluid pressure effects from SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation
Off
Solver type FFEPlus
Inplane Effect: Off
Soft Spring: Off
Inertial Relief: Off
Incompatible bonding options Automatic
Large displacement Off
Compute free body forces On
Friction Off
Use Adaptive Method: Off
Result folder SOLIDWORKS document (V:\TAI 1208 160FT USACE
Length/Displacement in
Temperature Fahrenheit
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 4
Name: ABS Grade A Steel
Default failure criterion:
Unknown
Yield strength: 34000 psi Tensile strength: 50750 psi Elastic modulus: 29000000 psi
Poisson's ratio: 0.26 Mass density: 490 Lbs/ft^3
SolidBody 2(Combine1)(TAI 1208 Lift Ring)
Fixed-1
Type: Fixed Geometry
Resultant Forces Components X Y Z Resultant
Reaction force(lbf) -1.33636 -58661.7 2.3655 58661.7
Reaction Moment(lbf.in) 0 0 0 0
Remote Load (Direct transfer)-1
Type: Load (Direct transfer)
Coordinate System: Coordinate System1 Force Values: ---, 58665.6, --- lbf
Moment Values: ---, ---, --- N.m Reference coordinates: 0 0 0 mm
Components transferred: Force
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 5
Mesher Used: Curvature-based mesh
Jacobian points 4 Points
Maximum element size 1 in
Minimum element size 0.33333 in
Total Nodes 130536
Total Elements 68907
Maximum Aspect Ratio 8.9427
% of elements with Aspect Ratio < 3 97.3
% of elements with Aspect Ratio > 10 0
% of distorted elements(Jacobian) 0
Time to complete mesh(hh;mm;ss): 00:00:15
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 6
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 7
Resultant Forces
Reaction forces
Selection set Units Sum X Sum Y Sum Z Resultant
Entire Model lbf -1.33636 -58661.7 2.3655 58661.7
Reaction Moments
Selection set Units Sum X Sum Y Sum Z Resultant
Entire Model lbf.in 0 0 0 0
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 8
Beams
Stress1 VON: von Mises Stress 1.51669e-006 ksi Node: 58646
20.133 ksi Node: 70712
TAI 1208 Lift Ring-Static-Stress-Stress1
Displacement1 URES: Resultant Displacement 0 mm Node: 233
0.414354 mm Node: 24687
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 9
TAI 1208 Lift Ring-Static-Displacement-Displacement1
Strain1 ESTRN: Equivalent Strain 3.66168e-011
Element: 24473 0.000424467 Element: 26360
TAI 1208 Lift Ring-Static-Strain-Strain1
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 10
Stress2 TXY: Shear in Y Dir. on YZ Plane -6.15909 ksi Node: 68785
6.3873 ksi Node: 23453
TAI 1208 Lift Ring-Static-Stress-Stress2
Analyzed with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Simulation of TAI 1208 Lift Ring 11
Stress3 TXZ: Shear in Z Dir. on YZ Plane -3.6208 ksi Node: 23457
3.74869 ksi Node: 24032
TAI 1208 Lift Ring-Static-Stress-Stress3
Analyzed…
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