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spective air of influence of the floor.
            No live load should be considered because S-BRP
            is temporarily manned for maintenance only, there-
            fore no personnel are permanently present during
            the normal working time. However, for safety rea-
            sons, the live load is applied. This load is applied
            as uniform distributed pressure load on the building
            floor, where no equipment is installed.
            The blast load is assumed as a pressure Pmax in
            function of the time td, as per the values indicated
            in the table below,


                                                      S-BRM is designed to withstand the weights of the
                                                      equipment during operative conditions, combined
                                                      with blast phenomena.
                                                      In the analysis the twelve fixed connections are
                                                      modeled by a hinge restraint, according to general
                                                      arrangement drawing.

                                                       T1: Transversal restraint X direction  R1: Rotational restraint X direction
                                                       T2: Transversal restraint Y direction  R2: Rotational restraint Y direction
                                                       T3: Transversal restraint Z direction  R3: Rotational restraint Z direction




            The loads are applied simultaneously on each mo-
            dule surface as per the pressure wave (PW) trend   The load considered are:
            chart developed by the Friedlander waveform   Standard earth gravity;
            equation and reported in the graph below.  Live load;
                                                      Live Load (LL), the live load applied to the floor of
                  P(t) = Pmax ∙ e  - t/td  ∙ [ 1 - ( t/td ) ]  the enclosure is equal to ;
                                                      The blast load for each face.
                P(t)    =   Pressure in function of time
               Pmax     =   Peak pressure             The FEM final results are:
                e       =   Euler’s number            Stress Diagram – Time of max Detected Stress (Fi-
                                                      nite Element Methods)
                 t      =   Time
                td      =   Positive phase duration



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