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    The document provides information on assessing fire damage to a cylindrical pressure vessel with an inside diameter of 48 inches, 1 inch thick steel walls, and a design pressure of 250 psig. It determines that the vessel's maximum allowable working pressure of 695 psi exceeds the specified pressure even after accounting for any fire damage based on a measured hardness value of 152. It notes that the assessment is only valid if certain criteria are met regarding material properties, operating temperatures and damage type.

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    Fire Damage Assessment

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    Code of Construction ASME Section VIII, Division 1

    Conditions
    Pressure Type Internal
    Design Pressure 250.0 psig
    Design Temperature 325.0 °F

    Geometry
    Geometry Cylinder

    Dimensions
    Inside Diameter 48.0 in
    Wall Thickness 1.0 in
    Future Corrosion Allowance 0.0 in
    Metal Loss 0.0 in
    Structural Tmin Basis API 579 Fitness-For-Service

    Material Properties
    Material Specification SA516, 60, 2011, K02100, ---, ---, Default
    Pipe Undertolerance No
    Circumferential Weld Efficiency 1.0
    Longitudinal Weld Efficiency 1.0

    Fire Damage Characterization


    Tensile Stress Basis Estimate tensile stress from a Brinell hardness
    Hardness Test Value 152.0

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    Fire Damage Assessment

    Results

    Notes
    The calculated MAWP based on the fire damaged material properties, corroded thickness, and specified temperature
    exceeds the specified pressure.

    Acceptance Criteria
    Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) 695.1 psi
    MDMT Based on MAWP -3.0 °F
    Retirement Thickness 0.3634 in

    Estimated Fire Damaged Properties


    Code Room Temperature Allowable 17100.0 psi
    Code Design Temperature Allowable 17100.0 psi
    Estimated Fire Damaged Tensile Stress 80000.0 psi
    Final Allowable Stress 17100.0 psi

    Applicability and Limitations


    * The equipment being evaluated must be constructed to a recognized code or standard.

    * The maximum operating temperature of the component does not exceed 650.00 (F).

    * The component material must have sufficient toughness. If there is uncertainty regarding the material toughness, then a
    brittle fracture assessment should be performed.

    * The Part 11 Fire Damage assessment is only valid for components that may have experienced a reduction in material
    tensile stress due to elevated temperature. Evaluations for other types of damage such as distortion, cracking, metal loss,
    or creep may be evaluated per the appropriate Part in API 579.

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