How to set eccentric loads in the stress calculation analysis of packed towers?

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The packing tower is 14.5 meters tall and has two sections of packing; the height of each section of packing is 6.4 meters. The inlet and outlet pipe diameters are not very large, with a maximum of 5 inches. How should eccentric loads be considered in the stress calculation analysis?

Reply #22010-06-04

For specific design details, refer to the calculation formulas for eccentric bending moment in 8.6 and maximum bending moment in 8.7 of JB/T4710

Reply #32010-06-04

Eccentric loads mainly concern the gas-phase pipelines, the top condenser, and associated equipment; an estimated weight can be determined for these

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