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h. The fatigue life may -be modified to include the effects of<br />

corrosion pitting in caissons. Corrosion pitting produces an<br />

SCF at the location of the pit. The SCF is calculated as:<br />

SCF=~+—<br />

3 (:)<br />

(1-# (1-$2<br />

where:<br />

b = plt depth<br />

t<br />

= nominal caisson thickness<br />

The new life including corrosion damage is calculated as:<br />

Old Life<br />

New Life =—<br />

(SCF)3<br />

This estimate of fatigue damage can, if necessary, be refined by<br />

consideration of the number of wave occurrences for different<br />

directions and evaluation of the damage at a number of points<br />

around the circumference of the member.<br />

0.7. EXAMPLE PROBLEMS<br />

0.7.1 Avoidance of Wind-Induced Cross-Flow Vortex Sheddinq<br />

It<br />

can be shown that for a steel beam of circular cross section, the<br />

following relationship holds:<br />

where:<br />

c. Vrn~ W.<br />

v r— ]4<br />

cr = ‘W+WJ<br />

(L/d)2 0 1<br />

v cr =<br />

critical wind<br />

for the onset<br />

shedding<br />

velocity of the tubular necessary<br />

of cross-flow wind-induced vortex<br />

D-17

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