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Please discuss: Design pressure 1.0, test pressure 1.5

2019-06-18View Original

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I met a client today with a design pressure of 1.0. The required experimental pressure is 1.5. According to calculations, a shell with a thickness of 6 mm should be sufficient, but the experimental pressure is not met. After communicating with the customer, they informed us that their pressure pipelines use tubes with a thickness of 6 mm and requested that we use shells of the same thickness as well. What should we do in this situation?
Reply #22019-06-18
Input the test pressure for reverse calculation and verification, ensuring compliance with the calculation limits for the test pressure in 150.
Reply #32019-11-28
Then reduce the design pressure and ask the customer if it’s feasible The design pressure and the test pressure allow the customer to choose only one of them.

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