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The brief, and the constraint.
The client needed IFC-issued stress approval on a district heat network pump station within a tight two-week turnaround, with vendor nozzle allowables locked early by the pump package supplier.
How we engineered it.
We built the CAESAR II model directly from the EPC's isometrics, applied thermal and pressure expansion cases per ASME B31.1, and optimized spring hanger selection against the API 610 nozzle limits supplied by the pump vendor.
What shipped.
The IFC stress package was issued on schedule and the system has operated within allowable across commissioning and the first full seasonal load cycle.
Drawings & renders.
Deliverables
- Stress analysis report (PDF)
- Marked-up isometrics
- Spring hanger schedule
- Pump nozzle load summary
- Calculation package
- Compliance summary
Tools & Codes
“District heat networks live or die on expansion management across long runs. Locking the spring hanger scheme against vendor allowables before fabrication is what keeps the IFC package clean.”- Lead Engineer, Fluxiss
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