150 What is the maximum diameter of a container that can be designed?
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GB150 specifies a minimum diameter of 150 mm, but no maximum diameter is specified. Everyone has used 150 as the value for calculating it; what is the maximum diameter of equipment according to this standard?
Due to transportation restrictions, it’s too large to be shipped. I know the highest one is 4600.
There is no limit on the diameter, but a comprehensive consideration is required. With parameters such as design pressure and temperature remaining unchanged, an increase in diameter will naturally result in an increased wall thickness. The process design for a system must take into account the costs associated with equipment manufacturing, installation, operation, and maintenance, and a decision should be made after a thorough comparison. If it’s too large, use two or more containers instead.
Road transportation generally requires a diameter of less than 3000 mm; equipment that is too large may need to be fabricated on-site.
There is no limit on the diameter, but the rationality of the design must be considered
The design should be fine; it’s just a matter of luck. Think it over by yourself!
There is no limit for 150; I have designed towers with a diameter of 11,000, which were manufactured on-site.
There are no restrictions; it’s mainly a matter of transportation considerations...