Question: Should the inlet and outlet buffer tanks of reciprocating machines be designed as fatigue-resistant vessels?

2019-11-24View Original

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I have a question: Should the inlet and outlet buffer tanks of reciprocating machines be designed as fatigue-resistant containers? Where are the relevant regulations? It seems that API618 does not contain any relevant regulations on this matter. I earnestly ask all the experts for their guidance!

Reply #22019-11-25

No one replied, so I’ll reply myself to prevent it from getting ignored.

Reply #32019-11-25

The size is determined according to 618, and it is designed in accordance with GB150; fatigue design has not been heard of yet

Reply #42019-11-26

Cracks appeared in the buffer tank of a reciprocating machine in one device, and it was suggested that such buffer tanks should be designed as fatigue-resistant containers. But no relevant regulations could be found.

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