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    The document discusses piping material class (PMC), which is a classification system used to specify piping items and components for each piping system on a plant. The PMC classifies piping by material, corrosion allowance, flange rating, service, design standard, and other criteria. The PMC is essential for piping design, procurement, construction, and other activities. The document provides an example of how to calculate piping wall thickness according to ASME B31.3 criteria and includes a table showing the results.

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    Piping Material Class

    (PMC)
    DINDA PUTRI AMALIA
    13 AUGUST 2020
    Piping Material Class (PMC)
    Introduction

     Classification system of all piping items and components that are used specifically
    for each piping system on a plants.
     It’s simply summary of all piping requirements, basis design and philosophy.
     What classification means?
     Classified by pipe material (CS, SS, Galvanized, CPVC)
     Classified by corrosion allowance (0 mm,1.6 mm, 3.2 mm)
     Classified by flange rating (150#, 300#, 600#, etc)
     Classified by service fluid (Gas, Liquid, HP flare, utility, etc)
     Classified by design standard (ASME 31.3, 31.4, 31.8 etc)
     Others
    Why PMC so essential?

     Piping: MTO, Material Code, Datasheet, Pipe Stress Analysis, Isometric, etc
     Process: Line Class, Line Size
     Mechanical: Pump & Tank Datasheet, Mechanical Package
     Instrument: Hook-up drawing, Instrument Datasheet, etc
     Procurement: Purchase Order
     Construction: Reference for Modification, Line Check (isometric), etc
    PMC Utilization in Piping

    Piping Material
    Class

    Standard
    PID Line List
    Arrangement Material Code to SPRD
    Drawing

    Stress Analysis 3D Modelling Valve & Special


    Item List

    Isometric Datasheet

    MTO Bulk Items


    (Pipe, Fitting, RFQ
    Flange, etc)

    Bill of Quantity
    (BQ)
    How to Make PMC?

    Reference Documents :
    1. Relevant Codes and Standards
    2. Local Regulations
    3. PFD, UFD, or only PID
    Tripatra Database: 4. Material Selection Diagram / Report
    Piping Material 5. Line List
    1. Design Manual Specification or
    2. Previous Project Data 6. Project Design Basis
    PMC 7. Piping Design Basis
    3. Lesson Learned
    8. Wall Thickness Calculation
    9. Isolation Philosophy
    Piping Wall Thickness Calculation

     As per ASME B31.3 S = Stress Value for material (See Table A-1),(psi)
    y = Temperature Derating Factor (Table 304.1.1)
    c = Allowance for threading & grooving and
    tm = t + c corrosion (inch)
    E = Joint Efficiency ( Table A-1A or A-1B)
    P = Pressure (psig)
    t = PD0 DO = Outside Diameter (inch)

    2(SE +Py) Note :


    Under Thickness Tolerance to be included
    Piping Wall Thickness Calculation
    Table Reference
    Piping Wall Thickness Calculation
    Result
    tmin (12.5% Mill
    Pipe Class Matr'l Class CA NPS Do Matr'l Gr. Joint P S E Y tmin = t + CA Tol.) SCHspecified tspecified Delta
    Material Max. Design
    Group Table Temperature
    - - - (in) (in) (in) - - ASME B16.5 (degC) (psig) (psi) - - (in) (in) (mm) - (mm) (mm)

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 0.5 0.84A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.06 0.07 1.88 40 2.77 0.89

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 0.75 1.05A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.07 1.89 40 2.87 0.98

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 1 1.315A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.08 1.91 40 3.38 1.47

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 1.5 1.9A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.08 1.95 40 3.68 1.73

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 2 2.375A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.08 1.98 40 3.91 1.93

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 3 3.5A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.08 2.05 40 5.49 3.44

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 4 4.5A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.07 0.08 2.11 40 6.02 3.91

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 6 6.625A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.08 0.09 2.25 40 7.11 4.87

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 8 8.625A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.08 0.09 2.37 40 8.18 5.81

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 10 10.75A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.09 0.10 2.51 40 9.27 6.76

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 12 12.75A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.09 0.10 2.63 40 10.31 7.68

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 14 14A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.09 0.11 2.71 40 11.07 8.36

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 16 16A106 Gr. B SMLS 1.1 160 87 20000 1 0.4 0.10 0.11 2.84 40 12.70 9.86

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 18 18A53 Gr. B ERW 1.1 160 87 20000 0.85 0.4 0.11 0.12 3.16 40 14.27 11.11

    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 20 20A53 Gr. B ERW 1.1 160 87 20000 0.85 0.4 0.11 0.13 3.31 40 15.09 11.78
    C1B CS CL 150 0.063 24 24A53 Gr. B ERW 1.1 160 87 20000 0.85 0.4 0.12 0.14 3.61 40 17.48 13.87

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