Appendix52B FlexibleConduitDesignExamples DesignExample1—PlasticPipe Problem: 12-inchdiameterPVCpipew
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Appendix52B
FlexibleConduitDesignExamples
DesignExample1—PlasticPipe
Problem:
12-inchdiameterPVCpipewillbeinstalledforanirrigationpipelinesystem.Thepipewillbe buriedunder10feetofsoil.Themaximumpressure(includingsurgepressure)inthepipe willbe110poundspersquareinch.Thepipeissubjecttofarmequipmentwithwheelloads of10,000pounds.TheexcavationwillbebackfilledandminimallycompactedwithCLsoils thathavelessthan25percentcoarseparticles. 10,000lb
10feet
Backfillminimally compactedCLwith 25percentcoarse particles
12-inchPVCpipe
Assumptions: 1. Thepipeisoutsidediametercontrolled. 2. ThePVCpipewillbePVC2116withahydrostaticdesignbasisof3,200poundsper squareinch(seeappendix52C) 3. Assumeunitweightofsoil=120lb/ft3 4. SlightlycompactedCLsoils,E'=200lb/in2
Determine:
A. B. C. D. E. F.
Dimensionratio(SDRforoutsidediametercontrolledpipe)forthemaximumpressure (includingsurgepressure) Externalsoilandwheelloads Requiredwallareaforexternalload Deflection Allowablebuckling Strain
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Designexample1—Plasticpipe(continued)
A. Dimensionratio(SDRforoutsidediametercontrolledpipe)formaximumpressure(includingsurgepressure Waterpressure—Fromtable52C–3ofappendix52–C,anSDRof26isrequiredsincea 12-inchPVC2116pipewithSDRof26hasaworkingpressureof125lb/in2,whichis greaterthanthe110lb/in2maximumpressure(includingsurgepressure).
B. Externalsoilandwheelloads Fromequation52–17,soilpressureis
Wheelloading:Fromtable52C–3ofappendix52–C,12-inchPVCpipewithaSDRof26 hasathickness,t=0.49in.Fromequations52–19and52–21: Since Do–t 4.4 lb/in 2
NotO.K.
ThePVCPIPwithanSDRof51andbackfilledasassumeddoesnotprovide adequateresistancetobuckling.AhigherqualitybackfillorpipewithalowerSDR (thickerwall)shouldbeinvestigated.TryanSDRof41witht=0.299inch,from table52C–2.
B1. PercentdeflectionoftheSDR41pipe Fromequation52–29
(1.5 × 200 + 0 + 1, 008 ) 144s ( 0.1)(100 ) 1
% ∆X = D
2 ( 400, 000 ) + 0.061 ( 200 ) 3 3 ( 41 − 1)
% ∆X = 5.54% D
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Designexample8—Plasticpipesiphon(continued)
C1. AllowablebucklingpressureofSDR41pipe t3 12 0.2993 = 12 = 0.00223 in 4
I pw =
(140, 000 )( 0.00223) 1 qa = 32 (1.0 )( 0.646 )( 200 ) 2.5 (10.20 )3 = 13.9 lb/in 2
1 2
D1.ReducedallowablebucklingpressureofSDR41pipe Thereductionfactorfortheallowablebucklingpressurefromthedeflectionofthe pipeis 3
1 1 − 5.54 100 C= = 0.61 2 1 1 + 5.54 100
Thereducedallowablebucklingpressurecausedbythedeflectedpipeis q a C = 13.95 × 0.61 = 8.5 lb/in 2 > Ps + Pv Ps + Pv = 1.38 + 7 O.K .
Conclusion:
ThePVCPIPwithanSDRof51andbackfilledasassumeddoesnotprovideadequate resistancetobuckling.UsingalowerSDRof41providesadequateresistancetobuckling.
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= 8.38 lb/in 2 < 8.5
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DesignExample9–PlasticPipeDuringConstruction Problem: An18-inchdiameterHDPEpipewillbeinstalledasanoutletpipeinanearthendam.Heavyconstructionequipmentwithwheelloadsupto16,000poundswillbeallowedtotraversethepipeonce 2feetoffillhasbeenplacedoverthetopofthepipe.Thetopofthepipewillbe10feetbelowthe topofthecompleteddam.ThedamwillbeconstructedofanSCmaterialcompactedto90percent ofthestandardProctordensity.
16,000lb
18-inchHDPEpipe 2feet Sandyclay(SC)soilcompactedto 90percentofstandardproctor
Sandyclay(SC)soil compactedto90percent standardproctordensity
10feet
18-inchHDPEpipe
Assumptions: 1. Thepipeisoutsidediametercontrolled. 2. TheHDPEpipewillbePE3408withaHydrostaticDesignBasisof1,600lb/in2 (seeapp.52C) 3. Assumeunitweightofsoil=120lb/ft3 4. SincethepipewillbeinstalledinanembankmentdamofSCsoil,E’=400lb/in2. 5. Theallowabledeflectionis5percent. Determine:
A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J.
Externalsoilandwheelloadduringconstruction Requiredwallareaforexternalloadduringconstruction Deflectionduringconstruction Allowablebucklingduringconstruction Strainduringconstruction Externalsoilloaduponcompletionofthedam Requiredwallareaforcompletedexternalload Deflectionuponcompletionofthedam Allowablebucklinguponcompletionofthedam Strainuponcompletionofthedam
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued) Solution:
A. Externalsoilandwheelloadduringconstruction Fromequation52-17,thesoilpressuredueto2feetofsoilis Ps = γ s × h = 120 × 2 = 240lb/ft 2
Wheelloading:Fromtable52C-5ofappendix52C,an18-inchPEpipewithaSDRof17hasa thickness,t=1.059in.Fromsection636.5203(b)andequations52-19and52-21:
Since
Sincethedepthofcoveris2.0,theIfis1.2. 2 18 − 1.059 0.48(16, 000 )(1.2) 2.67( 2) 12 − 0.5 WL = 3 2.67( 2) 18 − 1.059 12
Do − t < 2.67 h × 12 18-1.161 < 2.67(2) × 12 16.84 < 64.1 D − t 0.48PL I f o 12 WL = 2.67 h 3
2.67 h − 0.5 Do − t 12
WL=2,822lbs./ftofpipe
PW =
WL Do 12
=
2
2, 822 =1,881lb/ft 2 18 12
DesignPressure: P = PS + PW + Pv
= 240 + 1, 881 + 0 = 2,121lb/ft 2
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued)
Fromequation52-26: Thrust: D P× o 12 Tpw = 2 18 2,121 × 12 Tpw = 2 Tpw = 1, 591lb/ftofpipe
B. Requiredwallareaforexternalloadduringconstruction Fromequation52-27:
Tpw
A pw = 12 σ 1, 591 A pw = 12 ,σ=800lb/in 2 fromappendix52C,table52C-1 800 A pw = 0.166 in 2 /in
Areaofan18-inchpipewithSDRof17usingequation52–28 A pw =
(Do − Di ) ort 2
A pw = t
A pw = 1.059 in 2 /in > 0.166 in 2 /in
C. Deflectionduringconstruction:
% ∆X D
Fromequation52-29,thepercentdeflectionforsolidwallpipeis: % ∆X = D
O.K.
% ∆X D
1 (DL PS + PW + PV ) 144 K (100 )
2E + 0.061E ’ 3 3 (SDR − 1) 1 (1.5 (240 ) + 1881 + 0 ) 144 ( 0.1) (100 ) = 2 (110, 0000 ) + 0 061 400 . ( ) 3 3 (17 − 1) %∆ = 5% O.K . = 3.67% < D alllowable
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction—(continued)
D. Allowablebucklingpressureduringconstruction: Fromequation52-33usingtheshort-termmodulusofelasticitysincethewheelloadsareshortand intermittent: qa = where:
1 EI 32R w B ’ E ’ 3 FS D
1/ 2
2 h = 1.3 < 2 = 18 D o 12 12 F.S.=3.0 Rw=1.0
B′ =
I pw =
D 4 h 2 + 0 h 12 D 1.5 2h + o 12
=
2
18 4 22 + 2 12 18 1.5 2 ∗ 2 + 12
2
= 0.617
t 3 1.0593 = = 0.099 in 4 /in 12 12 1
(110, 000 )( 0.099) 2 1 qa = 32 (1.0 )( 0.617 )( 400 ) 3.0 (18 )3
= 40.5 lb/in = 5.829 lb/ft Fromequation52-34,thereductionfactorfortheallowablebucklingpressurefromthedeflectionof thepipeis: 2
2
% ∆X 1 1 − D 100 C= 2 % ∆X 1 1 + D 100 1 1 − 3.67 100 C= 2 1 1 + 3.67 100 C = 0.72
3
3
Thereducedallowablebucklingpressureis
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q a C = 5, 829 × 0.72 = 4,197 lb/ft 2 > P = 2,121lb/ft 2
O.K .
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued)
E.Strainduringconstruction Fromequation52-36,thehoopstrainduetoexternalloadis:
P P DM × (18 − 1.059 ) 144 144 = 0.011in/in εh = = 2 × 1.059 × 110, 000 2tE
Fromequation52-37,themaximumstrainduetoringbendingis:
3 ∆Y 1 DM 1 3 × 0.0367 = 0.007 in/in εf = = ∆Y 17 1 − 2 ( 0.0367 ) SDR 1 2 − DM
Fromequation52-37,thecombinedstrainis:
ε = εf ± εh Sincethehoopstrainisduetoexternalloaditissubtracted.
ε = 0.007 − 0.0011 = 0.006 ε = 0.006 < ε all = 5% = 0.05
O.K .
F. Externalsoilloaduponcompletionofthedam Fromequation52-17,thesoilpressuredueto10feetofsoilis Ps = γ s × h
DesignPressure: P = Ps + Pw + Pv
= 120 × 10 = 1, 200 lb/ft 2
= 1, 200 + 0 + 0 = 1, 200 lb/ft Fromequation52-26:
Thrust: Tpw
Tpw
Tpw
D P× o 12 = 2 18 1, 200 × 12 = 2 = 900 lb/ftofpipe
2
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued)
G. Requiredwallareaforcompletedexternalload: Fromequation52-27: Tpw
A pw = 12 σ 900 A pw = 12 , σ = 800 lb/in 2 frmappendix52C,table52C-1 800 A pw = 0.094 in 2 /in
Areaofan18-inchpipewithSDRof17usingequation52-28: A pw =
( Do − D i ) 2
A pw = t
A pw = 1.059 in 2 /in > 0.094 in 2 /in
H. Deflectionuponcompletionofthedam:
Fromequation52-29,thepercentdeflectionforsolidwallpipeis: % ∆X = D
% ∆X = D
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1 (DL PS + PW + PV ) 144 K (100 ) 2E + 0.061E ’ 3 3 (SDR − 1) 1 (1.5 (1200 ) + 0 + 0 ) 144 ( 0.1) (100 ) 2 (110, 000 ) + 0 . 061 400 ( ) 3 3 (17 − 1)
% ∆X % ∆X = 2.95% < = 5% O.K. D allowable D
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued)
I. Allowablebucklingpressureuponcompletionofthedam:
Fromequation52-33usingthelongtermmodulusofelasticitysincethesoilloadisapermanentload. 1 EI 32R w B ’ E ’ 3 FS D
qa = where:
h 10 = 6.66 ≥ 2 = D o 18 12 12 F.S.=2.5 Rw=1.0
B’ =
D 4 h 2 + 0 h 12
1/ 2
I pw =
D 1.5 2h + o 12
2
=
18 4 10 2 + 10 12 18 1.5 2 ∗ 10 + 12
2
= 0.663
t 3 1.0593 = = 0.099 in 4 /in 12 12
1 ( 22, 000 )( 0.099) qa = 32(1.0 )( 0.663)( 400 ) 2.5 (18 )3
1/ 2
= 22.5 lb/in 2 = 3, 242lb/ft 2
Fromequation52-34,thereductionfactorfortheallowablebucklingpressurefromthedeflectionofthe pipeis: % ∆X 1 1 − D 100 C= 2 % ∆X 1 1 + D 100 1 1 − 2.95 100 C= 2 1 1 + 2.95 100 C = 0.77
3
3
Thereducedallowablebucklingpressureis
q a C = 3, 242 × 0.77 = 2, 496 lb/ft 2 > P = 1, 200 lb/ft 2 O.K .
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Designexample9—Plasticpipeduringconstruction(continued)
J.Strainuponcompletionofthedam
Fromequation52-36,thehoopstrainduetoexternalloadis: 1, 200 P × (18 − 1.059 ) DM 144 = 0.0006 in/iin = 144 εh = 2 × 1.059 × 110, 000 2tE
Fromequation52-37,themaximumstrainduetoringbendingis: 3 ∆Y 1 DM 1 = 0.005 in/in εf = = ∆Y 17 SDR 1 2 − DM
Fromequation52-37,thecombinedstrainis:
ε = εf ± εh Sincethehoopstrainisduetoexternalloaditissubtracted.
ε = 0.005 − 0.0006 = 0.005 ε = 0.005 < ε all = 5% = 0.05
O.K.
Conclusion:AnHDPEpipeofPE3408withanSDRof17isacceptableforboththeconstructionloadsandfinal soilloads.NOTE:Theconstructionloadsarethemostcritical.
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