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SPHERICAL SHELL PLATES
Fit-to-assembly segments comprising a spherical tank (Inside diameter 22.500 mm x 95 mm, steel grade SA 537 class 2)
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Spherical shell-plates aretailor-made segments
(petals) manufactured ready
to install spherical storage
vessels where the emphasis is
placed on the high dimensional
accuracy of the individual
segments.
Manufacturing process
Taking into account the mater-
ial properties, the plate thick-
ness and the required radius,either cold or hot forming can
be used. In both alternatives,
the shaping process is conduc-
ted in a safe way so that the
steel mechanicals remain pre-
served. The segments for
spheres above 7.000 mm indiameter are normally manu-
factured cold by progressive
dishing. Once the segments are
shaped properly, the weld-
edges are subsequently engi-
neered by flame cutting.
Scope of supply
Unless otherwise required, the
arrangement and the sizes of
the segments are optimised by
considering the available shopfacilities, the transport condi-
tions and the field erection
constraints. Depending on the
material and on the forming
radius, the petals are fabri-
cated in thickness of up to 110
mm in width, of up to 4.000mm and in length of up to
12.000 mm: the final piece
weight is generally restricted
at 23 to. The scope of supply
includes also petals fabricat-
ed from material produced by
thermo-mechanical controlled
process (TMCP) or by water-
quenching process (QT).
An extensive experience allows
manufacturing the segments
ready for assembly without anyshop trial fit-up.
Please refer also to the
Technical Delivery Conditions
on page 32.
Heavy Fabrication Division Dillinger Htte GTS, Spherical shell plates [1/3], 2008
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Heavy Fabrication Division Dillinger Htte GTS, Spherical shell plates [2/3], 2008
Dimensional program
Format of largest workable segment in relation to inside diameter and wall thickness
hot forming
cold forming
Wallthicknesss(mm)
2.000 4.000 6.000 8.000 10.000 12.000 14.000 16.000 18.000 20.000 22.000
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Inside diameter of sphere Di(mm)
2.5
00mm2.5
00mm1)
2.5
00mm4.0
00mm
1)
2.7
50mm6.0
00mm
1)
3.0
00mm8.0
00mm1)
3.0
00mm1
0.0
00mm1)
4.0
00mm1
2.0
00mm1)
24.000
1) The dimensions (length and width) are given by arc measure. The data on wall thickness apply to steel with 355 N/mm2yield st rength.
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Information required
Inside diameter Di
Arrangement of segments
Minimum wall thickness(es) after forming s
Fabrication code
Spherical shell plates are always outlined by longitudinal or latitudi-
nal arcs, either by "great circles" (with circle centre in sphere centre)
or by "small circles" (with circle centre outside the sphere centre).
All dimensions are given by arc measure related to the inner surface.
Unless otherwise agreed, allowance for assembly root-gap or for
welding shrinkage will not be taken into consideration.
s4
1
aDi
s5
s6
s1
s2
s3
6
5
4
3
2
1
crown
upper course
equatorial course
bottom
Schematic description of lay-out
2 3
4
Heavy Fabrication Division Dillinger Htte GTS, Spherical shell plates [3/3], 2008
Standard tolerances
Edge design Bevel angle 2
Land height 2 mm
Land position 1) 2 mm
Cut-face quality ISO 9013-33
Dimensions Arc length 2 mm
Arc width 2 mm
Diagonal difference 3 mm
Shape1) 200 mm wide edge area 2) 2 mm/1.000 mm
away from edge area 6 mm/2.000 mm
segment
AR
iA
A
template
segment
Ri
template
The shape deviation is measured as distance A between a template with a chord
length of 1.000 mm respectively 2.000 mm and the spherical segment laying down
on a measuring bed set to the nominal radius.
1) related to the internal surface
2) measuring position: along the plate edge
(Ri= inside radius)