Dynamic Analysis and Design of Block Foundation For Francis Turbine
Dynamic Analysis and Design of Block Foundation For Francis Turbine
Final presentation
PRESENTED BY
GUIDED BY
OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION
1. INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
2. MODELING
5. SUMMARY
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1. INTRODUCTION
LITERATURE REVIEW
SR.NO. NAME OF PAPER NAME OF AUTHORS YEAR CONTENT
Analysis of Machine
G. G. Rensselaer Polytechnic State-of-the-art of analyzing the dynamic response of
1 Foundation Vibrations: 1983
Institute, New York, USA, foundations subjected to machine-type loadings.
State of Art
1. INTRODUCTION
MOTIVATION
MACHINE
FOUNDATION
MORE A LIVE
DEMANDING PROBLEM
INDUSTRIAL DYNAMIC
MACHINE ANALYSIS
NEEDS SPECIAL
CHALLENGING
ATTENTION
COMPLEX
BEHAVIOUR [C. Ravishankar Et.Al., 2008]
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1. INTRODUCTION
• TYPES OF MACHINES
1. Reciprocating machines:
(such as steam engines)
less than 600 rpm.
2. Impact machines:
(such as forging hammers)
speeds 60 to 150 blows per minute.
3. Rotary machines:
3,000 rpm and up to 12,000 rpm
1. INTRODUCTION
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1. INTRODUCTION
NECESSITY:
OBJECTIVES
• To ensure safety of turbine foundation
• To analyze the turbine foundation for dynamic loads
• To identify critical zones of stress concentration
1. INTRODUCTION
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1. INTRODUCTION
MACHINE
VIBRATION
DATA
UNBALANCED MACHINE
FREE FORCED
FORCE SPEED
NATURAL MODE
AMPLITUDE
FREQUENCY SHAPES
MASS
STIFFNESS
[ Shamsher P. And Vijay P., 2006 ] [ Sukanta Adhikari , 2008]
1. INTRODUCTION
METHODS OF ANALYSIS
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1. INTRODUCTION
Data Required Loading Condition Load Cases Analysis & Design Steps
a) Dead Loads
• Machine data • DL+OL+NUL+ a) Modeling
b) Operational Loads
• Geotechnical TLF b) Free Vibration Analysis
c) Unbalance Forces
data • DL+OL+NUL+ c) Forced Vibration
d) Temperature Forces
TLF+SCF Analysis
e) Short Circuit Breaker
• DL+OL+TLF+L d) Seismic Analysis
f) Bearing Failure Load
BL/BFL e) Static Analysis
g) Seismic Forces
• DL+OL+NUL+
h) Erection Loads
TLF+EQL
• Determination of Equivalent Forces
F [1 + (2ξ r )2 ] Where,
=
P [(1 − r 2 )2 + (2ξ r ) 2 ] r =frequency ratio
ξ =critical damping ratio
Pn [1 + (2ξ r )2 ] P= dynamic load
Fmax =
2ξ
F = pseudostatic load
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2. MODELING
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2. MODELING
• Progress of work during July 2011
• Right Hand Side Hydro Electric Project At Pench
[ Courtesy Koyna Design Circle, Pune]
2. MODELING
Visit for
understanding
the various
structures
required for
power
generation at
Power house at Dhom Dam Penstock with pressure relief valve Dhom and
Dhom Balkavdi
Dam
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2. MODELING
2. MODELING
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2. MODELING
CASING PENSTOCK
RUNNER
GENERATOR
LOCATION
BUTTERFLY
VALVE
PEDESTAL
DRAFT TUBE
• From this it could be concluded that for more reliability of analysis one should go for 3D
analysis with brick element rather than shell element because it gives higher results.
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F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
O
N
F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
O
N
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F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
FREQUENCY (Hz)
O
N
TOTAL DEFORMATIONS
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F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
O
N
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• Mode Shapes
• As the
Generator
Foundation
is massive
structure as
compared to
loads , it can
be observe
that total
deformations
are quite
less.
• Generator Foundation
TOTAL DEFORMATIONS
• Generator Foundation
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F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
O
N
• Various types of stresses and there distribution over the structure can be seen in
these diagrams.
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F
O
U
N
D
A
T
I
O
N
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• Generator Foundation
• Various
types of
stresses and
there
distribution
over the
structure
can be seen
in these
diagrams.
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RESULTS
R
U
N
N PSUEDO - STATIC ANALYSIS MODAL ANALYSIS HORMONIC ANALYSIS
E Total
TYPE OF minimum maximum frequency minimum maximum TYPE OF minimum maximum
R STRESSES value (MPa) value (MPa)
Deformatio
(Hz) value (mm) value (mm) STRESSES value (MPa) value (MPa)
ns
Equivalent 1 0 0.7 0.7 Equivalent
0.003 2.1 0.002 1.07
Stresses Stresses
F 2 3.21 0.005 1.31
Maximum Maximum
-0.38 1.82 3 5.02 0.68 0.7 -0.07 1.04
O principal stresses principal stresses
middle principal 4 10.14 0.002 1.48 middle principal
U -0.54 0.56 -0.22 0.23
stresses 5 10.22 0.027 1.1 stresses
N minimum minimum
-2.34 0.31 6 11.12 0 1.75 -1.06 0.77
D principal stresses 7 13.69 0.008 1.62 principal stresses
A maximum shear
0.002 1.06 8 14 0.006 2.72 maximum shear
0.001 0.56
stresses 9 19.85 0.006 4.02 stresses
T
10 20.7 0.012 3.2
I
O PERMISSIBLE STRESSES IN CONCRETE (M25)
N
COMPRESSIVE = 25MPa
SHEAR = 3.1MPa
TENSILE = 3.5MPa
RESULTS
G
E
MODAL ANALYSIS HARMONIC ANALYSIS
N
E Total Minimum Maximum Type Of Stresses
Minimum Value Maximum Value
Frequency (Hz) (Pa) (Pa)
R Deformations Value (mm) Value (mm)
A Equivalent Stresses 7.08 12407
T 1 1.45 0.63 0.68
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5. SUMMARY
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FUTURE SCOPE
PUBLICATIONS
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ACKNOWDGEMENTS
.
Officials associated with the Water Resources Department,
Koyana Design Circle, Jal-Sampatti Bhavan, Pune .
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THANK YOU
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