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AutoPIPE Wiki 25. How are the seismic load is calculated in AutoPIPE Vessel?
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    25. How are the seismic load is calculated in AutoPIPE Vessel?

    Applies To
    Product(s): AutoPIPE Vessel
    Version(s): ALL
    Area: REport
    Date Logged
    & Current Version
    April 2020
    41.04.00.013

    Problem:

    How are the seismic load is calculated in AutoPIPE Vessel?

    Solution:

    The force (fr,ho) as per the formula is in (N) and printed out in (daN) in the report.

    fr,hor = mi ui D ach => (kg) (mm) (mm-1) (m/s2) = kg m/s2 = N

    Example of the calculation (the printed values are rounded/truncated in the Report):

    fr,hor = 46.08358 * 0.019699505 * 2049.837 * 4.767313

    = 887.1449 N

    = 88.71449 daN (rounded to 88.71 daN in the Report)

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    • Mike Dattilio Created by Bentley Colleague Mike Dattilio
    • When: Fri, Apr 17 2020 7:10 PM
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