18 resultados para Shell and Tubes
Resumo:
Tämän tutkielman tarkoituksena on tehostaa toimitusketjua kehittämällä palvelutasosopimusta ja parantamalla toimitusvarmuutta toimittajan ja oy Shell ab:n välillä. Työssä perehdytään näiden kahden yrityksen väliseen sopimukseen ja toimitusvarmuutta kuvaavaan mittariin nimeltä Supplier OTIF. Nykytila arvioidaan molempien osalta ja mahdollisia parantavia toimenpiteitä tuodaan esille. Tämä tutkimus perustuu yrityksessä työskentelyn ohella haastatteluihin, kyselyihin sekä omiin havaintoihin eri osastoilla. Työn teoriaosuudessa tarkastellaan ostosopimuksen yleisintä kaupallista sisältöä. Lisäksi paneudutaan palveluyrityksen käytäntöihin, tulkitaan palveluyrityksen suorituskykyä ja sen mittaamista tunnuslukujen avulla. Tutkimus osoittaa, että niin palvelutasosopimus kuin toimitusvarmuuskin eivät ole riittävällä tasolla case-yrityksessä. Erityisesti osapuolien välistä yhteistyötä ja tiedonjakoa on parannettava tavoitteiden saavuttamiseksi. Työssä esiteltyjen kehitys- ja parannusehdotusten osittainen käyttöönotto aikaansai toimitusketjun tehokkaamman toiminnan. Case-yrityksen tuleekin harkita lisätoimenpiteiden käyttöönottoa. Toiminnan sekä yhteistyön parantaminen yhä edelleen jää case-yrityksen ja toimittajien yhteisesti tulevaisuudessa tehtävien ratkaisujen varaan.
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Due to functional requirement of a structural detail brackets with and without scallop are frequently used in bridges, decks, ships and offshore structure. Scallops are designed to serve as passage way for fluids, to reduce weld length and plate distortions. Moreover, scallops are used to avoid intersection of two or more welds for the fact that there is the presence of inventible inherent initial crack except for full penetrated weld and the formation of multi-axial stress state at the weld intersection. Welding all around the scallop corner increase the possibility of brittle fracture even for the case the bracket is not loaded by primary load. Avoiding of scallop will establish an initial crack in the corner if bracket is welded by fillet welds. If the two weld run pass had crossed, this would have given a 3D residual stress situation. Therefore the presences and absence of scallop necessitates the 3D FEA fatigue resistance of both types of brackets using effective notch stress approach ( ). FEMAP 10.1 with NX NASTRAN was used for the 3D FEA. The first and main objective of this research was to investigate and compare the fatigue resistance of brackets with and without scallop. The secondary goal was the fatigue design of scallops in case they cannot be avoided for some reason. The fatigue resistance for both types of brackets was determined based on approach using 1 mm fictitiously rounded radius based on IIW recommendation. Identical geometrical, boundary and loading conditions were used for the determination and comparison of fatigue resistance of both types of brackets using linear 3D FEA. Moreover the size effect of bracket length was also studied using 2D SHELL element FEA. In the case of brackets with scallop the flange plate weld toe at the corner of the scallop was found to exhibit the highest and made the flange plate weld toe critical for fatigue failure. Whereas weld root and weld toe at the weld intersections were the highly stressed location for brackets without scallop. Thus weld toe for brackets with scallop, and weld root and weld toe for brackets without scallop were found to be the critical area for fatigue failure. Employing identical parameters on both types of brackets, brackets without scallop had the highest except for full penetrated weld. Furthermore the fatigue resistance of brackets without scallop was highly affected by the lack of weld penetration length and it was found out that decreased as the weld penetration was increased. Despite the fact that the very presence of scallop reduces the stiffness and also same time induce stress concentration, based on the 3D FEA it is worth concluding that using scallop provided better fatigue resistance when both types of brackets were fillet welded. However brackets without scallop had the highest fatigue resistance when full penetration weld was used. This thesis also showed that weld toe for brackets with scallop was the only highly stressed area unlike brackets without scallop in which both weld toe and weld root were the critical locations for fatigue failure when different types of boundary conditions were used. Weld throat thickness, plate thickness, scallop radius, lack of weld penetration length, boundary condition and weld quality affected the fatigue resistance of both types of brackets. And as a result, bracket design procedure, especially welding quality and post weld treatment techniques significantly affect the fatigue resistance of both type of brackets.
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1 kartta seitsemällätoista lehdellä :, vär. ;, 20 x 22,5 cm +, 1:1000000