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The document provides calculations to check the strength and safety of a lifting lug design based on given dimensions and a load of 15,000 kN applied at an angle of 60 degrees. The calculations check for yielding, fracture, shear strength, stress concentration, and combined stresses based on ASME and CSA standards. The ultimate ratios show the design is safe for yielding but not for fracture based on some failure modes, with the highest ratio being 95.42 for shear and 32.19 for combined stresses. Load and safety factors were also applied in calculations per CSA requirements.

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Lifting Lug Design-Mr

The document provides calculations to check the strength and safety of a lifting lug design based on given dimensions and a load of 15,000 kN applied at an angle of 60 degrees. The calculations check for yielding, fracture, shear strength, stress concentration, and combined stresses based on ASME and CSA standards. The ultimate ratios show the design is safe for yielding but not for fracture based on some failure modes, with the highest ratio being 95.42 for shear and 32.19 for combined stresses. Load and safety factors were also applied in calculations per CSA requirements.

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  • Introduction to Lifting Lug Design
  • Calculation Details

Lifting Lug Design Reference: ASME BTH-1-2008

Given:
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Information of Lug
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Design Category A Lifter
Nd = 2.0
Nd = 2.4 (for fracture)
Thickness of lug: t = 38 mm
Radius of circular sector: R = 150 mm
Diameter of hole: Dh = 73 mm
Distance from center of hole to welding: h = 125 mm
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Diameter of pin: Dp = 70 mm
Length of welding: L = 300 mm
Assume: full penetration welding between lug and main
structural member, no checking for welding strength is
required
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Yielding strength of lug: Fy = 250 MPa
Tensile strength of lug: Fu = 350 MPa
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Information of loading
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Specified load on hole: P = 15000 kN
Angle of loading from vertical line: = 60
Cyclic Loading
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Results:
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Check Geometry
be = R - Dh/2 = 150.0 - 73.0 / 2 =113.5 mm
a = R - Dh / 2 = 150.0 - 73.0 / 2 =113.5 mm
be Dh/2, OK
a 5t, OK
a 2t, OK
t Dh/4, OK
t 12.7 mm, OK
a 2 Dh/3, OK
h 1.5 Dh, OK
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Allowable Tensile Strength
Cr = 1 - 0.275 (1 - Dp2 / Dh2)0.5 = 1 - 0.275 x (1 - 70.02 /
73.02)0.5 =0.92, Eq. 3-46
b1 = be(0.6)(Fu/Fy).(Dh/be)0.5 = 113.5 x 0.6 x (350 / 250) x
(73.0 / 113.5)0.5 =76.5mm , Eq. 3-48
beff = Min. [b1, be] = Min. [76.5, 113.5] =76.5mm
Pt = Cr . Fu .(2 t . beff) / (1.2 Nd) = 0.92 x 350 x (2 x 38.0 x
76.5) x 0.001 / (1.2 x 2.0) =781.3kN , Eq. 3-45
U.R. = P/Pt = 15000.0 / 781.3 =19.2
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Check Stress Concentration Peterson's Stress
Concentration Factors Ch.5.8 (Pilkey)
d/H = Dh/(2R) = 0.24
From Chart 5.12: Kt0.2 = 4.41
From Chart 5.12: Kt100 = 5.39
e = 100(Dh - Dp)/Dh % = 4.1 %
From Chart 5.12: f = 0.68
Kte = kt0.2 + f .(kt100 - kt0.2) = 4.41 + 0.68 x (5.39 - 4.41)
=5.07
t/Dh = 0.52
From Chart 5.13: = 0.98
Stress concentration factor Kte = . Kte = 0.98 x 5.07 =4.97
U.R. = kte. P/Pt = 4.97 x 15000.0 / 781.3 =95.42
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Allowable Single Plane Fracture Strength
Pb = Cr . Fu .[1.13(R - Dh/2) + 0.92 be/(1 + be/Dh)].t / (1.2 Nd)
= 0.92 x 350 x [1.13 x (150.0 - 73.0/2) + 0.92 x 113.5 / (1
+ 113.5/73.0)] x 38.0 x 10-3 / (1.2 x 2.4) =720.1kN , Eq. 3-
49
U.R. = P/Pb = 15000.0 / 720.1 =20.83
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Allowable Double Plane Shear Strength
= 55 Dp/Dh = 55 x 70.0 / 73.0 =52.7, Eq. 3-52
Av = 2 {a + (Dp/2). [1 - cos()]} .t = 2 x {113.5 + (70.0/2) x
[1 - cos(52.7)] } x 38.0 =9675.5 mm2, Eq. 3-51
Pv = 0.7 Fu . Av / (1.2 Nd) = 0.7 x 350 x 9675.5 x 0.001 / (1.2
x 2.0) =987.7kN, Eq. 3-50
U.R. = P/Pv = 15000.0 / 987.7 =15.19
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Bearing Stress between Pin and Lug
Projected area of pin: Ae = Dp .t = 70.0 x 38.0 =2660.0 mm2
Pp = 0.63 Fy . Ae / Nd = 0.63 x 250 x 2660.0 x 0.001 / 2.0
=209.5kN, Eq. 3-54
U.R. = P/Pp = 15000.0 / 209.5 =71.61
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Forces at Connection between Lug and Main Structural
Member
Tension: T = P . cos() = 15000.0 x cos(60.0) =7500.0 kN
Shear: V = P . sin() = 15000.0 x sin(60.0) =12990.4 kN
Bending Moment: M = P . h . sin() = 15000.0 x 125.0 x
sin(60.0) =1.62e+06 kN.mm
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Effective Section Properties at Connection between Lug
and Main Structural Member
Area of cross section: Ae = L . t = 300.0 x 38.0 =11400.0
mm2
Section Modulus: Se = L2 . t / 6 = 300.02 x 38.0 / 6
=5.70e+05 mm3
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Shear Stress at Connection between Lug and Main
Structural Member
Shear stress: fv = V/Ae = 12990.4 x 103 / 11400.0 =1139.5
MPa
Allowable shear stress: Fv = Fy/(1.732 Nd) = 250 / (1.732 x
2.0) =72.2 MPa, Eq. 3-28
U.R. = fv/Fv = 1139.5 / 72.2 =15.79
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Normal Stress at Connection between Lug and Main
Structural Member
Normal stress by tension: ft = T/Ae = 7500.0 x 103 / 11400.0
=657.9 MPa
Allowable tensile stress: Ft = Fy/Nd = 250 / 2.0 =125.0
MPa, Eq. 3-1
Normal stress by moment: fb = M/Se = 1.62e+06 x 103/
5.70e+05 =2848.8 MPa
Assume: Lb = 2 h =250.0 mm
Assume: Cb = 1.0
Lb. L/t2 0.08 E/Fy
Allowable stress for bending: Fb = 1.25 Fy/Nd = 1.25 x 250 /
2.0 =156.3 MPa, Eq. 3-20
U.R. = ft/Ft + fb/Fb = 657.9 / 125.0 + 2848.8 / 156.3
=23.5, Eq. 3-35
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Combined Normal and Shear Stresses at Connection
between Lug and Main Structural Member
Critical stress: fcr = [(ft + fb)2 + 3 fv2]0.5 = [(657.9 +
2848.8)2 + 3 x 1139.52]0.5 =4023.9 MPa, Eq. 3-37
Allowable critical stress: Fcr = Fy/Nd = 250 / 2.0 =125.0
MPa, Eq. 3-37
U.R. = fcr/Fcr = 4023.9 / 125.0 =32.19
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Assume: load factor: L = 1.5, impact factor: i = 2.5
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Allowable Tensile Strength, CSA S16-09 Cl. 13.2
Pt = u. Fu .(2 t . be) = 0.75 x 350 x (2 x 38.0 x 113.5) x
0.001 =2264.3kN
U.R. = (L. i. P) / Pt = (1.5 x 2.5 x 15000.0) / 2264.3
=24.84
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Allowable Double Plane Shear Strength, CSA S16-09,
Cl. 13.11
Pv = u (0.6) (Fy + Fu)/2 . (2 t. a) = 0.75 x 0.6 x (250 + 350)
/ 2 x (2 x 38.0 x 113.5) x 0.001 =1164.5kN
U.R. = (L. i. P) / Pv = (1.5 x 2.5 x 15000.0) / 1164.5 =48.3
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Allowable bearing Strength, CSA S16-09, Cl. 13.12.1.2
Pp = 3 br. Dp .t . Fu = 3 x 0.8 x 70.0 x 38.0 x 350 x 0.001
=2234.4kN
U.R. = (L. i. P) / Pp = (1.5 x 2.5 x 15000.0) / 2234.4
=25.17
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Ratio for Other Loading Angles (for reference)
=0, U.R. =95.42
=10, U.R. =95.42
=20, U.R. =95.42
=30, U.R. =95.42
=40, U.R. =95.42
=50, U.R. =95.42
=60, U.R. =95.42
=70, U.R. =95.42
=80, U.R. =95.42
=90, U.R. =95.42

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