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RPP-14000, Rev. 0
Sample AOR Calculation using ANSYS

Axisymmetric Parametric Model for Tank SST-S
L.J. Julyk/T.C . Mackey

CHZM HILL Hanford Group, Inc.
Richland. WA 99352
U.S. Department of Energy Contract DE-AC27-99RL14047
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Keywords: single-shell tanks, S farm, dome load, ANSYS, analysis of

record
Abstract: This document documents the ANSYS axisymmetric parametric model

for single-shell tank S and provides sample calculation for
analysis-of-record mechanical load conditions.
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Sample AOR Calculation

using ANSYS
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Model for Tank SST=S
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RPP-14000
Revision 0
Sample AOR Calculation

using ANSYS Axisymmetric
Parametric Model for Tank
SST=S
L. J. Julyk / T. C. Mackey
CH2MHILL Hanford Group, Inc
Xianghong Li / Jim Radochia

JLR The Engineering Solutions Company
Date Published
May 2003
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Document Reviewed: RPP-14000. Rev. 0. Sample AOR Calculation usina ANSYS

Axisvmmetric Parametric Model for Tank SST-S
Analysis performed by: Xianqhonq Li I Jim Radochia

JLR The Enqineerinq Solutions Company
Design Input*
Basic Assumption
ApproachlDesign Methodology
Related Information
Conclusion/Result Interpretation
'Default values of changeable parameters in model are for example only. User of model
must confirm proper input of parameter values for specific application of model.
An electronic version of model is available from undersigned. See attached ERATA

sheet for any known problems with model.
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hisymmetric Parametric Model for Tank SST-S
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Problem completely defined.
Necessary assumptions explicitly stated and supported.
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Data used in calculations explicitly stated in document.
Data checked for consistency with original source information as

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ofresults.
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range of established validity justified.
Hand calculations checked for errors.
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Code output consistent with input and with results reported in analysis
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Limits checked against sources.
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ERRATA
ANSYS Tracking Issue Description Recommended

Macro # Action
Parm-s.mac 1 Material properties are set at Verify material
default values that may or may input values
not be appropriate for specific appropriate for
I analysis. I specific analysis.
12 1 Concrete creep coefficients not 1 See RPP-13990 for
listed. proper creep
coefficient
specification and
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Objective/Purpose. .......................................................................... -

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2.0 Methods of Analysis......................................................................... 4

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3.0 Input Data ....................................................................................
4.0 Results...........................................................................................
5.0 Conclusions ................................................................................... Ih
6.0 References.. ................................................................................... Is
7.0 Attachments and Appendices ........................................................... __

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sst-s.mac ..............................................................
parm-s.mac ...........................................................
set-load-s.mac.. ..................................... ........................
pst-proc-s'mac.. .....................................................
get-res.mac.. .... ................................... ......................
get-hpfrcmac ........................................................
plpng.mac.. ........ ...............................................
path-s.plt ....................................................................................... a,
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krisymmetric Parametric Model for Tank SST-S
Ongmator Xianghong Li f Date 3/11/03
Checker Jm Radochia '2 Date 3/11/03
FIGURES
Figure 1- Geometry of SSTS tank ................................................. ......-6

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Figure 2 Sod layers..................................................................... .............k
Figure 3 - Finite element mesh, showing elemenfs colored by material ID.. .......2
Figure 4 - Close-up of finite element mesh.. ............................................. ..,__ F
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Figure 5 Boundary condihons. ..............................................
Figure 6 - Uniform and vacuum load for SST-S tanks.. ................................ .8-
Figure 7 - Concentrated load for SST-S tanks ........................................... ...C,

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Figure 8 Total cisplacement contour of sod and tank.. ........................................ -
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Figure 9 - Total displacement contour of tank. ..........................................
Figure 10 - Defomed shape of sod................................................... ...........lJ

Figure 11- Defomed shape of tank.........................................................
Figure 12 - Equivalent stress contours of tank and so11 ............. ......22

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Figure 13 - Equtvalent stress contours of tank ..........................................
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Figure 14 Hoop stress of tank ..................... ........................... 17
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Figure 15 - Unit seekon axial force...................................................
Figure 16 - Unit section shear force................................................. ..........14

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Figure 17 Unit section hoop force ................................. .....E
Figure 18 - Unit secbon moment.................... ............15
ANALYlTCAL CALCULATIONS
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TABLES
Table 2 - Input Ftle List .............................. ..................................I.....If.. ........5

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1.0 OBJECTIVE/PURPOSE
The purpose of this calculation is to develop a parametric model for single shell tank
(SST) S, and provide a sample analysis of SST-S tank based on analysis of record (AOR)
loads. The SST-S model is based on buyer-supplied as-built drawings and information
for the AOR for SSTs, encompassing the existing tank load conditions, and evaluates
stresses and deformations throughout the tank and surrounding soil mass.
These sample calculations in this document are not to be used for assessmg the
structural integrity of the SST-S tanks at the Hanford site.
2.0 METHODS OF ANALYSIS
1. A simplified linear, axisymmetric shell model of the SST-S tanks was tirst
developed using the ANSYS Parametric Design Language (APDL) in ANSYS 7.0,
a general purpose finite element analysis program [Rck!]. Assumptions derived
from RPP-14249 [I<c.fJ are applied to the model, including a) no liner or waste
present in the tank, b) no friction/contact at the soilltank interface, c) no rebar,
d) elastic soil modulus, and e) Poisson's ratio of 0.27 for soil.
2. The parametric model of the SST-S tank was then analyzed based on AOR loads.
Contour plots showing stress and displacement are provided, a5 are tables
summarizing force/ moment resultants.
3.0 INPUT DATA
The geometry of the SST-S tank is provided in drawing W-2-1783 [&fA], and is shown
in F&me-l. The parametric model includes material properties for the tank, and
nominal soil material properties. For purposes of this calculation, the soil overburden
(at the top of the tank dome) is 10.59 feet [&Re-?],with a unit weight of 125 pcf, Poisson
ratio of 0.27. The soil is divided into three layers, shown in Figure 2. Each layer has
differentelastic moduli. Material properties for structural concrete and soil are the same
as those in document RPP-14249 [R&!J, and are listed in Mk-1. The concrete
reinforcing bar properties are also specified in the drawing, but are not needed for this
simplified analysis,
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Both the concrete tank and soil are modeled with 2D solid elements PLANE42 with
axisymmetric characteristics turned on. Jigures 3 through 4 show the b i t e element
mesh used for this calculation.
The AOR loads for the SST-S tank include a uniform pressure load of 40 Ibf/ftz on the
soil surface and a concentrated load of 200 kip over a circular region with a radius of 10
ft. The concentrated load is applied to the soil surface as a pressure load in this
calculation. A vacuum load of -6 in. water gage was also applied to the inside surface of
the tank. Boundary conditions for the axisymmetric model are shown in &*,a.
&~u-(l shows the uniform and vacuum pressure loads, and Fxp11.2 depicts the
concentrated load for the SST-S tank. Gravity is also included in the calculation.
The parametric inputs used in this calculation are summarized in the attachments. The
files and their functions are listed in Table 2.
Input File
Name Function Calling For
Calculate seekon force/moment, generate

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Figure 1. Geometry of SST-S Tank
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Figure 2. Soil h y e r
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Figure 3. Finite element mesh, showing elements colored by material ID.

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Figure 5. Boundary c o ~ ~ i t i u n s
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13 25.15
emm 1
F d
L Figure 7. Concentrated load for SST-S tanks
4.0 RESULTS
The solution can be obtained by running the master input macro sst-smac (see
attachment), which loads the macro defining the parameters, creates the tank/soil
geometry and finite element mesh, applies loads, and defines the material properties.
Figures 8 and 2 summarize the displacement response due to AOR loads identified in
Section 3. The peak displacement of the soil mass is 1.99 inches, and this occurs at grade
far away from the tank. The peak tank displacement is 1.54 inches, at the dome apex.
i?tyrt?s 10 and f i show exaggerated views of the tank/soil displacement.
The von Mises equivalent stress contours are presented in F?ures I 2 and 1-7".The peak
equivalent stress in the tank is approximately 1.7 ksi, and this occurs at the joint of
haunch and wall. The hoop stress of the tank is shown in Figure 14. The maximum hoop
stress is about 547 psi at haunch region, and minimum hoop stress i s -544 psi at dome
apex.
Force and moment resultants are caculated in pst-proc-s.mac. In order for

pst-proc-smac to work correctly, the tank has to be map meshed. The mapped mesh
resulted in a set of nodes aligned in a straight line, creating a cross section for section
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force and moment evaluabon. Once the cross secbon nodes and elements attached to
one side of the nodes were selected, the macro get-res.mac then calculated the nodal
forces, determined the locatton of the neutral axis, and evaluated the moment about the
neutral ax=. The force and moment per unit length were calculated accordmg to the
radm of the neutral axis. Because there is no direct hoop force output for 2D elements,
the sectton hoop force is calculated m macro get-hpfrc.mae. The nodal hoop stresses are
retrieved and averaged over thickness, hoop force over merikonal length IS then
obtamed from the averaged nodal hoop stress and wall thickness. F&urcs LL to show
the axial force, shear force, hoop force, and moment, respectively. The wall/slab joint
sees the most severe loading with maxmum a x d force of about 123 kip/ft, maximum
shear force of 46 lau/ft, and maximum moment of 1384 kip-in/ft. Maxmum hoop force
of 152 kip/ft occurred at haunch region.
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Figure 8. Total displacement contour of soil and tank

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USM (A-1
Rjrs=o
=1.544
5.N =,E1833
sm =1.544
,694561 ,931302 1.18 1.423

.5732 .815935 1.059 1.301 1544
Figure 9. Total dlsplacement contour of tank
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Figure 11. Deformed shape of tank
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Figure 12. Equivalent stress contours of tank and soil (psi).
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Figure 13. Equivalent stress contours of tank (psi)
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TS-1
SZ CAW
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[ED( =1 514
5l-W -543.58
sl.lx -546.585
Figure 14. Hoop stress of tank (psi)

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-122.718 -19.982
I -67.581
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-41.38 13.781
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1.416
Figure 15. Unit section axial force (kip/ft)
Figure 16. Unit section shear force (kip/&)

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Figure 17. Unit section hoop force (kip/&)
500.70a . !
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Figure 18. Unit section moment (kip-in/&)

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5.0 CONCLUSIONS
The simplified linear parametric model is capable of giving a quick estimation of tank
behavior under AOR loads. A sample calculation demonstratesthe u5e of the parametric
model for tank ST-S, and provides examples of the types of inputs that can be defined
and the types of outputs that can be obtained. The parametric model can be used
effectively to evaluate the tank response to a broad range of loading conditions and
material properties.
6.0 REFERENCES
[RefUI ANSYS 7.0 General-Purpose Finite Element Analysis Program, ANSYS

Inc.
[Ref-;?] M&D Professional Services, Dome Load Evaluation for Hanford 241-C
Farm 100-Series Tanks, Document Number RPP-14249, January 14,2003.
[RefU] Statement of Work, Requisition #92879, Development of ANSYS Finite

Element Models for SST and E T Tanks, Revision 0, October 14,2002.
[Ref_4] Drawing H-2-1783, August 4,1949

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7.0 AmACHMENTS AND APPENDICES
sst-s.mac
!--Create cross section of SST S tank

finish
/clear
/prep7
/1~~~~,'parm-s1,~mac~
!--Create dome
/TRIAD,RTOP
Wpcsys,-1.0
wpoff,,dm-rl,
csys,4
k. 1
k,2,dr2,-dh2
k ,3,dr3,-dh3
k,4,dr4,-dh4
k,5,dr5,-dh5
k,6,dr6,-dh6
k,7,dr7,-dh7
k ,8, dr8,-dh8
k,9,dr9,-dh9
k.lO,drlO,-dhlO
k,ll,drll,-dhll
k,12,dr12,-dh12
k,13,dr13,-dh13
k,14,dr14,-dh14
k,15,dr15,-dh15
k,16,dr16,-dh16
k,17,dr17,-dh17
k,18,dr18,-dh18
larc,l,2,10,dm-rl
larc,2,3,10,dm-r3
lstr,3,4
lstr,4,5
lstr.5.6
lstr,6,7
lstr,7,8
lstr,8.9
lstr,9,lO
lstr,10.11
larc,ll,l2,l,tk-r2
larc,12,13,1,tk-rl
lstr,13,14
larc,14,15,10,hnch-r2
larc,15,16,10,hnch-rl
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larc,16,17,10,dm r4
larc,1 7 , 1 E , 1 0 , d m-r Z
lstr, 1 , l E
al,all
lstr,2,17
* g e t , l _ n u m , l i n e , ,num,max
asbl,l,l num
lwpla,-1;16
lsbw,3
l s t r , 16,:9
asbl, 3,3
WpCSYS,-1,0
kwpave, 14
wprot,,90
asbw,4
kwpave, 13
asbw,5
kwpave,5
wprot, ,, 90
asbw, 6
kwpave, 12
asbw, 7
kwpave, E
asbw,8
wprot., ,,-90
asbw, 9
!---Create S o i l mass
wpcsys, - 1 , G
kwpave,1
csys,4
wpofi, , d e p t h
r e c t n g , 0 , s o i l r , 0 , - ( d h + d e p t h t s o i l h)
~
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aovlp, a l l
a d e l e , ll,, ,I
as el,^,, ,12
cm, a-tank, a r e a
!--cut s o i l for d i f f e r e n t s o i l p r o p e r t i e s
allsel
c m s e l , u , a-tank
c m , a soil,area
kwpaGe, 4
w p r o t , , 90
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ashw,all
kwpave,7
ashw,all
wprot, , , 90
kwpave, 6
asbw,all
kwpave, 4
asbw,17
kwpave, 9
asbw,18
wprot, , ,90
asbw,all
cm,a-soil, area
!--Set Elelment type, real constants, and material properties

r-liner=l
r,l,liner-t
mat-liner=l
rnat_tank=Z
rnat_tsoil=3 !for top soil
mat-msoil=4 !for mid soil
mat_bsoil=5 ! f o r bottom soil
type-liner=l
type-tan k=2
type_soil=3
et,typePliner,shell61
et,type-tank,plane42
et,type-soil,plane42
keyopt, 2,3,1
keyopt,3,3,1
! (11 steel (for liner)
mp,ex,mat-liner,steel-ex
mp,dens,mat-liner,steel-~dens
mp,prxy,mat-liner,steelgrxy
mp,alpx,mat-liner,steel_alpx
mp, kxx,mat-liner, steel-kx
mp, c,mat-liner, steel-c
! [21 structural concrete

mp, ex,mat-tank, conc-ex
mp, dens,mat-tank, conc-dens
mp,prxy,mat_tank,concprxy
mp,alpx,rnat-tank,conc alpx
mp, kxx,mat-tank, conc-kx
mp, c,mat-tank, conc-c
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! :31 top soil

mp,ex,mat-tsoil, tsoil-ex
mp,dens,mat-tsoil,tsoil-dens
mp,prxy,mat-tsoi1,tsoiigrxy
! [41 mid soil

mp,ex,mat-msoi1,msoil -ex
mp,dens,mat-msoi1,msoil -dens
mp,prxy,mat-msoil,msoil-prxy
!I:[ bottom soil

mp, ex,mat-bsoil, bsoil ex
mp, dens,mat-bsoil,bsoil-dens
mF, prxy,mat-bsoil, bsoilgrxy
!---Mewing
! - - tank mesh
cmsel,s , a-tank
alisel,below, area
esize, tank-size
type,type tank
mat,mat-tank
lsel,s,,,2,20,18
lccat,all
lsel,s , , ,21,22
Iccat,all
lsel,s,,,14,15
lccat,all
isel,s,,,24,26,2
lsel,a,,,29
lccat,all
mshkey, 1
amesh,all
!--delete concat lines

CM,-Y, LINE
"SET,-Zl,LSINQR(O,13)
*IF, zl,ne,O,then
LSEL;R, LCCA
'SET, -ZZ,LSINQR(O,13)
LgELE,ALL
*SET,-Z3,-21- 22
*IF,-23,NE,O,THEN
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CMSEL,S, Y
CMDELE,-y
*ENDIF
*ELSE
CMSEL,S, Y
CMDELE,-7
*ENDIF
! - - soil mesh
cmsel,s,a-soil
allsel,below, area
esize,soil-esize
type,type-soil
lsel,s, , ,22
lsel,a,,,25,26
lccat,all
lsel,s, , , 2 7
lsel,a,,,29,3G
lccat,all
amesh, 16
amesh, 21
lsla

CM, Y,LINE
*SEy,-Z1,LSINQR(0,131
*IF, zl,ne,G,then
L S E L ~ R LCCA
,
*SET,-Z2,LSINQR(O,13)
LDELE,ALL
*SET,-Z3, Zl- 22
*IF, z~,NE, O,THEN
CMSEL,s , -Y
CMDELE,-Y
*ENDIF
*ELSE
CMSEL,S, Y
CMDELE,-Y
*ENDIF
wpcsys, -1,G
kwpave, 1
wprot, , ,9G
w p o f f , , , cload-l
lsbw,37
lsla
lesize,41,,,cload7div
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iesize, 60,,,ar4-div, .25,1
isla
Isel,r,iength,,dr6-dr9
iesize,53,,,dr6_div,.5
lsia
Isel,r, length,,soil-h- (dh9-dh7)
lesize,all,,,bsoil-hdiv, 4,1
lesize,56,,,bsoil-hdiv, .25,1
lesize,57,,,bsoil-hdiv, .25,1
lsla
Isel,I, length,,soil r-dr6
lesize,all,,,drsoil-div, .25,1
lesize,35,,, drsoii div, 4,1
lesize,55,,,drsoii-div,4,1
-
isla
lesize,39,,,tsoil hdiv, 3
lesize,lo,, ,tsoil-hdiv, 4
lesize,47,,,tsoil-hdiv, 1/4
lesize,38,,, tsoil-hdiv
lesize,42,,,msoilIhdiv
iesize,54,,,1
amesh, 9
amest., 13
amest.,14
amesh, 19
mshkey, 0
mopt,trans,l.25
mopt, expnd, 1.25
amesh, 12
amesh, 15
amesh, 18
amesh,20
cmsei,s , a-soil
asel,r,loc,y,-dh4,999999
esia
emodi f, ail,mat,mat-t soil
cmsel,s,a-soil
asel,r,loc,y, -dh4,-dh7
esla
emodif,ali,mat,mac-msoii
cmsel, s,a-soil
asel,r,loc,y , -dh7,-99999
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esla
emodif,all,mat,mat bsoil
/pnum,type,l
Inurn, 1
allsel
set load-s
allsel

CM,-Y, LINE
*SET, Zl,LSINQR(G,13)
'IF, zl,ne,O,then
LSEL;R, LCCA
*SET,-ZZ,LSINQR(G,13)
LDELE,ALL
*SET,-Z3,-21-p22
*IF, 23,NE,O,THEN
CMSEL,S,_Y
CMDELE, Y
*ENDIF
*ELSE
CMSEL,S, Y
CMDELE,
*ENDIF
finish
/filname,sstps
save
/solu
solve
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Checker JimRadochia j 4 Date 3/11/03
parn-s.mac
!--Define parameters for SST-S tank

!--dimensions are in INCH and DEG
*afun,deg
r1=15 !tank wall thichness at bottom

t2=15 !tank wall thickness at top
dm rl=1155 !inch, radius of outer inboard dome surface

dmr2=1140 !inch, radius of inner inboard dome surface
dmr3=804 !inch, radius of outer outboard dome surface
dmr4=720
- !inch, radius of inner outboard dome surface
hnch rl=lZO !inch, big haunch radius

hnchIr2=2* i 2+ 1I3/ 8 !inch, small haunch radius
tk r1=4*1212 !radius at bottom inside tank fillet

tkprZ=569.82+12 !radius of top slab surface
liner r1=569.59+12 !radius of bottom steel liner
depth=l0.59*12
soil r=80*12
soilph=40* 12
!--following are dimensions for essential kp to

! create the tank, starting from dome apex
dr2=182.375
dhZ=14.5
dr3=dr2+163.125
dh3=58.5
dr4=4 66.25
dh4=dh3+46.75
dr5=dr4
dh5=(412+517/81+!22*12+8+3/41tdh4
dr6=dr5+3*12
dh6=dh5
dr7=dr6
dh7=dh6+3+12
dr 8=2* 12
dh8=dh7
dr9=dr8
dh9=dh8+ (2*12+6)
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drlO=O
dhlO=dh9
drll=O
dhll=dh8-6
dr1i=dr6-(ai12+l+3/8)
dhli=dh6+(12+3+1/4)
drl3=dr5-tl
dh13=dh12- (2+3/8)-(4*12*sin(88.6!)
dr14=dr5-t2
dh14=dh4+ (4*12+5+7/8)
dr18=0
dhlB=dm-rl-dm-r2
dr17=15*12
dh17=dh18+(1it2t5/16)
dr16=dr17+(18*12+4+5/8)
dh16=dh17+(6*12+1+3/16)
dr15=dr16+(3*12+10+7/8)
dh15=dh16+(3*12+8)
!---Parameters for materials

steel-ex=27.7e6 !elastic modulus [psi]
steel-prxy=0.3 !Poisson ratio
steel-alpx=6.38 !thermal expansion coefficient [microstrain/degree F]
steel_gamma=490 !unit weight [lbf/ftA3]
steel-kx=l !thermal conductivity [BTU/hr/ft/degreeF]
steel_c=l !specific heat [BTU/R-lbf/(in/sec^Z)]
steel-alpx=steel-alpx*le-6 ! in/in/F
steel_dens=steel-gamma/1728/386 !lb-sec^2/inA4
steel-kx=steel kx/3600/12 !BTU/sec-in-degreeF
steel-yield=36000 !yield strength [psi]
conc ex=3.le6 !elastic modulus [psi]

conc:prxy=O. 2 !Poisson ratio
conc-alpx=6.38 !thermal expansion coefficient [microstrain/degree Fl
conc_gamma=l50 !unit weight [lbf/'ftA3]
conc_kx=l !thermal conductivity [BTU/hr/ft/degreeFl
conc-c=l !specific heat [BTU/R-lbf/(in/sec*2)1
conc-alpx=conc-alpx*le-6 ! in/in/F
conc_dens=conc_gamma/1728/386 !lb-secA2/in^4
conc_kx=conc_ kx/3600/12 !BTU/sec-in-degreeF
conc-open=O.l !shear transfer coefficient for open crack
conc-closed=0.98 !shear transfer coefficient for closed crack
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conc_crush=3000 !uniaxial crushing stress [psij

conc-crack=O.l*conc-crush !tensile cracking szress [psi]
!--bottom soil
bsoil-ex=2Ge3 !elastic modulus [psi]
bsoil-prxy=0.27 !Poisson ratio
bsoil-alpx=G !thermal expansion coefficient [me/F]
bsoil gama=125 !,mit weight [lbf/ftA3]
bsoilIkx=l !thermal conductivity [BTU/hr/ft/F:
bsoil-c=l !specific heat [BTU/R/(lbf-sec^2/in)j
bsoil-cohesion=O !drucker-prager constant (assume small number) [psi]
bsoii-friction=35.4!internal fricrion angle [deg]
bsoil dila:=35.4 !dilatancy angle [deg]
bsoilIalpx=bsoil alpx*le-6 ! in/in/F
bsoil dens=bsoil-ga-a/1728/386 !lb-secA2/inA4
bsoil-kx=bsoil
- -kx/36GG/12 !ETU/sec-in-degreeF
!--mid soil
msoil-ex=13e3
msoil-prxy=0.27
msoil-dens=125/1728/386
!-top soil
tsoil_ex=7e3
tsoil-prxy=G.27
tsoil-dens=125/1728/386
!---Element size control

liner size=5
tank_size=6
soil-esize=lG
dr4 div=l0
dr 6-div=lO
dh4-civ=2 0
dh6-div=40
-
drsoil div=20
tsoil hdiv=8
msoil-hdiv=lO
bsoil-hdiv=15
cload-div=ll
-
!---liner thickness
liner-t=3/8
!--Load
p uniform=40/144
fT=2000 G 0
cload-1=10*12
vac-pres=-0.217 !-6" w.g. vacuum

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set-load-s.mac
finish
/prep7
!--set B C s
wpcsys, - 1 , G
kwpave, 1
csys,4
ksel,s,loc,x,soil-r
lslk, ,I
nsll, , I
d,all,ux,0
allsel
ksel,s,loc,y,-dh7-soil h~
lslk, , 1
nsll, ,1
d,all,uy,G
allsel
nsel,s,loc,x,O
d, all,ux, 0
lsel,s, , , 3 6
lsel,a,,,41,45,4
lsel,a,,,6G
nsll,,1
esln
sf,all,pres,p-uniform
p cload=ff/(3.14159*cload-l**2)
lsel,s,,,41
nsll, , 1
sf,all,pres,p cloadtp-uniform
~
allsel
acel, ,386
!Apply -6" w.g. to dome

lsel,s,line,,15,17
lsel,a,,,12,13
lsel,a,, , 3 1 , 3 2
lsel,a,,,59
nsll, , I
sf,all,pres,vac-pres
allsel
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pst-proc-s.mac
finish
/clear
resume, sst-s, db
/post 1
f i l e , sst-s
set,l a s t
/ s y s , d e i *.png
/COLOR,NUM,CYAN,1
/COLOR,NUM, BMAG, 2
/COLOR,NUM, YGRE, 3
/COLOR,NUM,CBLU,4
/COLOR,NUM,MRED, 5
/COLOR,NUM,GREE, 6
/COLOR,NUM,ORAN,7
/COLOR,NOM,MAGE, 8
/COLOR,NUM,YGRE, 9
/COLOR,NUM,BLUE,10
/COLOR,NUM,GCYA, 11
!------total d i s p . c o n t o u r o f soil
/dscale,, 1
allsel
/auto
p l n s o l , u , sum
plpng
I -----t o t a l d i s p . c o n t o u r o f t a n k
esel, s,type,, 2
/auto
p l n s o l , u, sum
@prig
I -----d eformed s h a p e o f s o i l
/edge,, 1
/dscaie
allsel
pldisp, 2
plpng
I - - _ _deformed
- shape of t a n k
e s e l , s, t y p e , , 2
/rep
plpng
!-----von mises s t r e s s o f soil

/edqe
allsel
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plnsol,s,eqv
plpng
I -----von mises stress of tank
esel,s,type,,2
/rep
plpng
f _____
hoop stress of tank
plnsol,s,2
plpng
allsel
--------------------SECTION FORCE,MOMENT
*dim,path nd, ,1000 !path node definition

*dim,pathIfa,,1000 !axial force
*dim,path ft,, 1000 !transverse force
*dim,path-fh,, 1000 !hoop force
*dim,path;mz,, 1000 !moment
csys,0
pstart=0 !starting point of consequent path points

,==========================dome region
lsel,s,, ,1,2
lsel,a,,,20
nsll, ,1
cm,nd-out, node
lsel,s, , ,16,17
nsll, ,1
cm,nd-in, node
!--unselect end nodes

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,x-min,node, ,mnloc,x
nsel,u , loc,x,x-rnin-. 1,x m i n + . 1
cm,nd-out, node
crnsel,s,nd-in
*get,x m i n ,node,,mnloc,x
nsel,u,loc,x,x-min-.l,xrnin+.1
cm,nd-in, node
!--reorder nodes according x-coord

cmsel,s,nd-out
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*get,out-num, node,,count
*dim,nodeout,,out-num
'do, i,1,out-num
cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,x-min,ncde,,mnloc,x
nsel,r,loc,x,x min-. 1,x-mint. 1
*get,ndnum,node,,num,min
nodeout li)=ndnum
cmsel,s, nd-out
nsel,u, , ,ndnum
cm,nd-out, node
*enddo
cmsel,s , nd-in
*get,in-num,node,,count
*dim,nodein,,in-num
*do,i,l,in-num
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,xmin,node,,mnloc,x
nsel,r, loc,x,x m i n - . l,x-min+. 1
nodein (i)=ndnum
cmsel,s, nd-in
nsel,u, , ,ndnum
cm,nd-in, node
*enddo
asel,s,,,1,2
lsla
nsla, ,1
cm,dome-nd,node
!--for line equation for each pair of in/out nodes

'do, ii,I,in-num
nsel,s,,,nodeout (ii)
nsel,a,, ,nodein (ii)
path-nd(pstarttii)=nodein(ii)
+get,x_out,node,nodeout lii),loc,x
*get,y-out,node,nodeout(ii),loc,y
*get,x-in,node,nodein(ii),loc,x
* q e t , y-in,node,nodeinlii),loc,y
nwpla,-1,nodeout (ii),nodein (ii)
csys,4
cmsel,s,dome-nd
nsel,r,loc,y,-1,1
cm,ntemp,node
esln
esel,r,type,,2
nsle
nsel,r, loc,y,-1,99559
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esln,, 1
cm,etemp,elem
cmsel,s , ntemp
cmsel , s ,et emp
csys,0
get-res
theta=atan( (y-out-y-in)/(x-out-x-in))
path fa(pstart+iij=unit_fsumx*sin(theta)-unit fsumy*cos(theta)

pathrft (pstart+ii!=unit-fsumx'cos (theta)+unit-fsumy*sin
- (theta)
path-mz (pstarttii)=unit-mz
cmsel,s , ntemp
ttt=sqrt((x-out-x-inj**Z+(y-out-y-in)**Zj
get-hpfrc
path-fh(pstart+ii!=hp-f
'enddo
pstart=pstart+in_num
,======================top haunch region
lsel,s, ,,21,22
nsll, ,1
cm,nd-out, node
lsel,s,,,14,15
nsll,,1
cm,nd-in, node

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,ymax,node,,mxloc,y
nsel,u,loc,y,y m a x - . 1,y m a x + . 1
cm,nd-out, node
cmsel,s,nd-in
nsel,u,loc,y,y m a x - . 1,y m a x + . I
cm,nd-in,node
!--reorder nodes according y-coord.

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,out-num,node,,count
*dim,nodeout,,out-nun
*do,i,1,out-num
cmsel,s,nd-out
* get ,y m ax ,node, ,mxl oc ,y
nsel,r,loc,y,ymax-. 1,y-max+. 1
nodeout (i!=ndnum
cmsel,s,nd-out
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n s e l , ~,,,ndnum
cm,nd-out, node
*enddc
cmsel,s , nd-in
*get,in-num, node,,count
*dim,nodein,,in-nun
*dc,i,l,in-num
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,y-max,node, ,mxloc,y
nsel,r, loc,y,y-max-. 1,y m a x + .1
nodein (i)=ndnum
cmsel,s,nd-in
nsel,u, , , ndnum
cm,nd-in, node
*enddo
asel,s , , , 3
lsla
nsla,,1
cm,hnch-nd,node

*do, ii,1,in-num
nsel,s,,,nodeout(ii)
nsel,a,,,nodein!ii)
path-nd(pstart+ii)=nodein(ii)
*get,x-cut, node,ncdeout (ii), lcc,x
*get,y-out,node,nodeout(ii),loc,y
get,x-in, node,nodein (ii), loc,x
*get,y in,ncde,nodein(ii),loc,y
nwpla,-l, nodeout (ii),nodein (ii)
csys,4
cmsel,s , hnch-nd
nsel,r,loc,y,-l,l
cm,ntemp,node
esln
esel,r,type,,2
nsle
esln,,1
cm,etemp,elem
cmsel,s , ntemp
cmsel,s,etemp
csys,o
get-res
theta=atan( (y_out-y-in)/(x-out-x_in))
path fa~pstart+iil=unit~fsumx*sin!theta)-unitfsumy*ccs(theta)
path-ft
- (pstart+ii)=unit-fsumx*cos (theta)+unitIfsumysin (theta)
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path-mz(pstart+ii)=unitmz
cmsel,s,ntemp
ttt=sqrt((x-out-x-in)**Z+(y-out-y-in)**Z)
get hpfrc
pathfh(pstart+ii)=hp-f
*enddo
pstart=pstarttin-num
............................. wall region
lsel,s,,, 2 5
nsll, ,1
cm,nd-out, node
lsel,s, , ,13
nsll,,1
cm,nd-in, node

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,ymax,node, ,mxloc,y
*get,y_min,node,,mnloc,y
nsel,u,loc,y,y-max-. 1, y-max+. 1
! nsel,u,loc,y,y m i n - . 1, y_min+.1
cm,nd-out, node
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,y-min, node, ,mnloc,y
nsel,u,loc,y,y-max-. 1, y m a x + . 1
! nsel,u,loc,y,y-min-. 1,y m i n + .1
cm,nd-in, node
!--reorder nodes according y-coord.

cmsel,s,nd-out
'get, out-nurn, node,,count
'do, i,1,out-nun
cmsel,s,nd-out
nsel,r, loc,y,y m a x - . 1,y m a x + . 1
nodeout (i)=ndnum
cmsel,s , nd-out
n s e l , ~ ,,ndnum
,
crn,nd-out, node
'enddo
cmsel,s , nd-in
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*dim,nodein,,in-num
*do,i,1,in-num
cmsel,s,nd-in
nsel,r,l o c , y , y m a x - . 1, y-maxt. 1
*get,ndnum,node,,nun,min
nodein (i)=ndnum
cmsel,s ,nd-in
nsel,u, , ,ndnum
em,nd-in, node
enddo
asel,s, , ,4
lsla
nsla, ,1
cm,wall-nd,node

do, ii, 1, in-num
nsel,s,, ,nodeout (ii)
nsel,a,,,nodein(ii)
path-nd (pstart+ii)=nodein (ii)
*get,x-out,node,nodeout(ii),loc,x
*get,y-out,node,nodeout(iil,loc,y
*get,x-in, node,nodein (ii), loc,x
*get,y-in, node,nodein (ii), loc,y
nwpla,-1,nodeout (ii),nodein(ii)
csys,4
cmsel,s,wall-nd
nsel,r,loc,y,-l,l
cm,ntemp,node
esln
esel,r,type,, 2
nsle
nsel,r,loc,y,-1,99999
esln, ,1
em,eternp,elem
cmsel,s , ntemp
cmsel,s, etemp
csys,0
get-res
theca=atan( (y_out-y-in)/(x-out-xin))
path f a ( p s t a r t + i i ) = u n i t _ f s u m x s i n i t h e t a ) - u n i t fsumy*cos(theta)
path-ft
-
(pstart+ii1 =unit_fsumx*cos (theta)+unit-f -
sumy*sin (theta)
path-mz(pstart+ii)=unit-mz
cmsel,s,ntemp
ttt=sqrt((x_out-x-in)**2t(y-out-y-in)**2)
?et-hpf rc
path-fh(pstarttii)=hp-f
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*enddo
pstart=pstart+in-nun
........................ ottom haunch region
l s e l , ~ ,,26
,
lsel,a,,, 2 4
lsel,a,,,29
nsll,,1
cm,nd-out, node
lsel,s,, ,12
nsll,,1
cm,nd-in, node

crnsel,s,nd-out
n s e l , ~loc,
, y,ymax-.l,y-max+. 1
cm,nd-out, node
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,y-rnax,node,,mxloc,y
nse1,u.loc,y,ymax-.l,y-max+. 1
cm,nd-in, node
!--reorder nodes according y-coord. (and x-coord. for outer nodes)

cmsel,s , nd-out
*get,out-num,node,,count
*get,y-rnin,node,,mnloc,y
*dirn,nodeout,,out-num
*do, i,1,out-nm
cmsel,s,nd-out
*if,y-max, ne,y-min, then
nsel,r,loc,y,y m a x - . 1, y-max+. 1
*get,ndnum,node,,nurn,min
nodeout(i)=ndnum
*else
*get,x-max,node,,mxloc,x
nsel,r, loc,x,x-max-. l,xmax+.1
nodeout (i1 =ndnum
*endif
cmsel,s,nd-out
nsel,u, , ,ndnum
cm,nd-out, node
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'enddo
cmsel,s,nd-in
*dim,nodein,, in-num
*do,i,l,in-num
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,y-max,node,,mxloc,y
m e l , r , loc,y,y-max-. 1,y m a x + . 1
nodein (i)=ndnum
cmsel,s,nd-in
nsel,u, ,,ndnurn
ern, nd-in, node
*enddo
asel,s,,,6
lsla
nsla, ,1
em,hnch-nd,node

*do,ii,1,in-num
nsel,a,,,nodein(ii)
path-nd(pstart+ii)=nodein[ii)
*get,x-out,node,nodeout (ii),loc,x
*get,y-out, node,nodeout (iil, loc,y
*get,x_in,node,nodein(ii),loc,x
*get,y in,node,nodein(ii),loc,y
nwpla,-l, nodeout (ii),nodein (ii)
csys, 4
cmsel,s,hnch-nd
nsel,r,loc,y,-l,l
em,ntemp,node
esln
esel,r,type,, 2
nsle
nsel,r,loc,y,-l,99999
esln, ,1
ern, etemp,elem
cmsel,s , ntemp
cmsel,s,etemp
csys,0
get-res
* lf,x-out,ne,x
' in,then
theta=atan (Ty-out-y-in) / (x-out-x-in) )
*else
theta=3.14159/2
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*endif
path f a ( p s t a r t + i i ) = u n i t - f s u m x * s i n ( t h e t a ) - u n i t-fsumy*cos(theta)
path-ft (pstart+ii)=unit-fsumx*cos (theta)+unit-fsumy*sin (theta)
pathIrnz (pstart+ii)=unit-mz
cmsel,s,ntemp
ttt=sqrt(lx-out-x-in)**Z+(y-out-y-in)**Z)
get-hpf rc
path_fh(pstart+ii)=hp-f
'enddo
pstart=pstart+in-num
'=============================slab
region
lsel,s,,,30
nsll, ,1
cm,nd-out, node
lsel,s,, , 3 1
nsll, , l
cm,nd-in, node

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,x-max,node, ,mxloc,x
nsel,u,loc,x,x-max-.1,x-max+.l
cm,nd-out, node
cm.sel,s,nd-in
'get, x-max, node, ,mxloc,x
nsel,u,loc,x,xmax-.l,xmax+.1
cm,nd-in, node
!--reorder nodes according x-coord.

cmsel,s,nd-out
*get,out-num, node,,count
*do,i,1, out-num
cmsel,s , nd-out
*get,x m a x ,node, ,mxloc,x
nsel,r,loc,x,xmax-.l,xmax+.1
*get,ndnum,node, ,num,min
nodeout ( i )=ndnum
cmsel,s , nd-out
nsel,u, , ,ndnum
cm,nd-out, node
*enddo
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,in-nun, node,,count
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*dim,nodein,,in-num
*do,i,1,in-num
cmsel,s,nd-in
*get,x m a x ,node, ,mxloc,x
r.sel,r,loc,x,x-max-.l,x-max+.l
nodein(i)=ndnum
cmsel,s,nd-in
risel,u, , ,ndnum
cm,nd-in, node
*enddo
asel,s,,,i
lsla
nsla, ,1
cm,slab-nd, node

'do, ii,1,in-nun
nsel,a,,,nodein(ii)
path-nd(pstart+ii)=nodein(ii)
*get,x-out, node,nodeout (ii),loc,x
*get,y-out,node,nodeout fii), l o c , y
*get,x-in, node,nodein (ii) , loc,x
*get,y_in,node,nodeinfii), l o c , y
nwpla,-1,nodeout fii),nodein(ii)
csys,4
cmsel,s , s l a b-nd
nsel,r , loc,y,-1,1
cm,ntemp,node
esln
esel,r,type,,2
nsie
esln, ,1
em,etemp,elem
cmsel,s,ntemp
cmsel,s,etemp
csys,0
get-res
theta=3.14159/2
path-fa(pstart+ii)=unit-fsumx*sinftheta)-unit-fsumy*cosftheta~
path-ft(pstart+iii=unit-fsumx*cos(theta)+unit-fsumy*sin(theta)
pathmz(pstart+ii)=unit-mz
cmsel,s,ntemp
ttt=sqrt( (x-out-x-in)**Z+(y-out-y_in)**Z)
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get hpfrc
path-fh(pstart+ii)=hp-f
*enddo
pstart=pstart+in-num
'=======Define path
allsel
dof,rotx
path,in-surf,pstart
*do,i, 1,pstart
ppath,i,path-nd (i)
dnso1,path nd (i), u , x,path-fa l i )
dnsol,pathInd(i), u , y,path-ft (i)
dnso1,path nd(i),u,z,path-mz(i)
dnsol,path-nd
- (i), rot,x,path-fh ( i1
*enddo
AVPRIN, 0,0,
!*
PDEF,l,U,X,AVG
/PBC,PATH, ,0
!'
AVPRIN, 0,0,
!*
PDEF,2,U , Y,AVG
/PBC,PATH, ,O
!'
AVPRIN, 0 , 0 ,
l i
PDEF,3,U,Z,AVG
/PEC,PATH, , 0
PDEF,4,rot,x,AVG
/PEC,PATH, , 0
/gresume,path-s,plt
PLPAGM,1,1000,Blank
/title,Axial Force lkip/ft)
/rep
PlPW
PLPAGM,2,1000,Elank
/title,Shear Force (kip/ft)
/rep
plpw
PLPAGM,3,1000,Blank
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/title,Moment [kip-in/ft)
/rep
PlFng
PLPAGM,4,1000,Blank
/title,Hoop Force (kip/ft)
/rep
PlFng
I - _ _ _ Output path data to file
/sys,tiel path-s.dat
*tiim,pl,,pstart
ss=o
*tio,i,1,pstart
*get,path x,path,,point,i,x
*get,pathIy, path,,point,i,y
*if,i,gt,1,t h e n
-y-path-yO)**2)
SS=SS+Sqrt((path-X-path~xO)*2+(path
+endif
pl (i)= s s
path xO=path x
pat h-yO=pa
- thIy
*enddo
i=l
/output,path s,dat,,
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get-res.mac
cm,etemp,elem
cm,ntemp,node
*get,nelern,elem,,count
*get,nnode,node,,count
xxll)=
yy11)=
zz(i)=
ffx(l)=
ffyll)=
ffz(l)=
*dim,xx, ,nnode
*dim,yy, ,nnode
*dim,zz,, m o d e
*dim,ffx,, m o d e
*dim,ffy,,nnode
*dirn,ffz,,nnode
xmean=O
ymean=O
zrnean=O
fsumx=O
fsumy=0
fsumz=O
cm,nnO,node
csys,0
*do,i,1,nnode
*get,inode,node,,num,min
nsel, s, , , inode
xx (i)=nx (inode)
yy (i)=ny (inode)
zz(i)=nz(inode)
cmsel,s , etemp
f sum,0
get , ffx ( i ) , fs um, fx
*get,ffy(i),fsum,fy
*get,ffz(i),fsum,fz
xmean=xmean+xx(i)
yrnean=ymean+yyli)
zmean=zmean+zz(i)
fsurnx=fsumx+ffx ( i )
fsumy=fsumy+ffy(i)
fsumz=fsumz+ffz(i)
cmsel,s,nn0
nsel,u, ,, inode
cm,nnO,node
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*enddc
xmean=xmean/nnode
ymean=ymean/nnode
zmean=zmean/nnode
!get centroids
mmxx=G
mmyy=o
mmzz=o
cmsel,s,ntemp
cm,nnO,node
'do, i,1,nnode
mmxx=mmxx+f fy (i * ( zz (i) -zmean)+ffz I i ) * I yy (i) - W e a n )
mmyy=mmyy+iix (i)* ( z z li)-zmean)+ffz (i)* (xx( i)-xmean)
mmzz=mmzz+ffx (i) * (yy(i)-ymean)+f fy (i)* (xx(i)-xmean)
*enddo
fsmx=fsumx/lGOG !kip
fs umy= isum y / 10G G !kip
mmzz=mmzz/1000 ! kip-in
arc length=3.14159*meani2
unit fsumx=fsumx/arc lengthi12 ! kip/ft
unit-f sumy=fsurny/arcIlength*12 ! kip/ft
~
unit mz=mmzz/arc length'l2

~ ~ ! kip-in/ft
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get-hpfrc.mac
!---This macro should be run after get-res.mac, xmean is calculated in

! get-res .mac
cm,ntemp,node
*get,nnode,node,,count
csys,0
hp-f=0
szpsum=O
nn=O
*do,i, 1,nnode
ndnxt=ndnext(nn)
nsel,s , ,,ndnxt
esln
esel,r,type, , 2
cm,etemp,elem
*get,spz, node,ndnxt , s, z
sz-sum=sz_sum+s-z
cmsel,s,ntemp
nn=ndnxt
'enddo
s z sum=sz-sum/nnode
hp f = s z-sum*ttt/1000t12 !kip/ft
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plpngmac
/SHOW,PNG
ENGR,COMP, 1,-1
PNGR,ORIENT,HORIZ
PNGR,COLOR,2
PNGR,TMOD,1
/GFILE,6C0,
I *
/CMAP,-TEMPCMAP ,CMP,,SAVE
/RGB,INDEX,100,i00,100,O
/RGB,INDEX,0,0,0,15
/REPLOT
/CMAP,-TEMPCMAP ,CMP
/DELETE, TEMPCMAP , CMP
~
ISHOW,CL&E
/DEVICE,VECTOR,0
path-s.plt
/NOPR
/RESET
/DEVICE,VECT,OFF
! General G r a p h i c s Settings
/NUM, 1
/PLOP,INFO, 3
/TRIAD,RTOP
/GTHIC,CURV, 2
/GROPT,CURL, 1
/PNUM,TYPE, 1
/COL, NUM ,YGRE, 3
/TRLCY,ON
/TXTRE,ON
! Window Settings
/VIEW,l, 0.0000 , 0.0000 , 1.0000
/FOC, 1, 214.61 , 859.98 , 0.50000
/DIST,l, 349.99
/ANG, 1, -1.2000 I 2s
/TYPE,l, 6
/EDG, 1, 0, 45.000
/CONT,1, 9,AUTO
/GO

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c IUN 2 3 '1003 ENGINEERING DATA TRANSMITTAL 1.

Sample AOR Calculation using ANSYS

L.J. Julyk/T.C . Mackey

EDTIECN: 6 3 7 3 0 9 Uc: N/A

Keywords: single-shell tanks, S farm, dome load, ANSYS, analysis of

Abstract: This document documents the ANSYS axisymmetric parametric model

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Sample AOR Calculation

Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy

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Sample AOR Calculation

Xianghong Li / Jim Radochia

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Document Reviewed: RPP-14000. Rev. 0. Sample AOR Calculation usina ANSYS

Analysis performed by: Xianqhonq Li I Jim Radochia

An electronic version of model is available from undersigned. See attached ERATA

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CHECKLIST FOR INDEPENDENT REVIEW

Document Reviewed: RPP-14000. Rev. 0. SamDle AOR Calculation usina ANSYS

Problem completely defined.

Necessary assumptions explicitly stated and supported.

Computer codes and data files documented.

Data used in calculations explicitly stated in document.

Data checked for consistency with original source information as

Mathematical derivations checked including dimensional consistency

Models appropriate and used within range of validity or use outside

Hand calculations checked for errors.

Code nm streams correct and consistent with analysis documentation.

Acceptability limits on analytical results applicable and supported.

Safety margins consistent with good engineering practices.

Conclusions consistent with analytical results and applicable limits.

Results and conclusions address all points required in the problem

ANSYS Tracking Issue Description Recommended

ANSYS is a registered trademark of SAS IP, Inc.

1.0 Objective/Purpose. .......................................................................... -

2.0 Methods of Analysis......................................................................... 4

3.0 Input Data ....................................................................................

5.0 Conclusions ................................................................................... Ih

6.0 References.. ................................................................................... Is

7.0 Attachments and Appendices ........................................................... __

Subject Sample AOR Calculation using ANSYS

Figure 1- Geometry of SSTS tank ................................................. ......-6

Figure 7 - Concentrated load for SST-S tanks ........................................... ...C,

Figure 9 - Total displacement contour of tank. ..........................................

Figure 10 - Defomed shape of sod................................................... ...........lJ

Figure 12 - Equivalent stress contours of tank and so11 ............. ......22

Figure 13 - Equtvalent stress contours of tank ..........................................

Figure 15 - Unit seekon axial force...................................................

Figure 16 - Unit section shear force................................................. ..........14

5ubject Sample AOR Calculation using ANSYS

Table 2 - Input Ftle List .............................. ..................................I.....If.. ........5

2.0 METHODS OF ANALYSIS

3.0 INPUT DATA

Calculate seekon force/moment, generate

Figure 3. Finite element mesh, showing elements colored by material ID.

L Figure 7. Concentrated load for SST-S tanks

Force and moment resultants are caculated in pst-proc-s.mac. In order for

Figure 8. Total displacement contour of soil and tank

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path fa(pstart+iij=unit_fsumxsin(theta)-unit fsumycos(theta)