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Calculation of vacuum vessel wall thickness

2017-03-16View Original

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How is the calculation of vacuum vessels performed in SW6?
Reply #22017-03-16
For external pressure calculation, enter -P at the design pressure.
Reply #32017-03-16
For external pressure calculations, enter a negative value for the design pressure; pay attention to the selection of the calculation length for the cylinder...
Reply #42017-03-16
Simply put, for a cylinder with 2 end caps and no stiffening rings, how should the calculated length of the cylinder be determined?
Reply #52017-03-16
Please refer to a-1) in Figure 4-1 of GB150.3-2011:
Reply #62017-03-16
The original poster, come on – you’re in the 6th grade of elementary school; how can you not know how to calculate the length under external pressure in such situations?
Reply #72017-03-16
Hey~ Have you ever experienced a situation where you just can’t think of how to write a certain word?
Reply #82017-03-16
Got it. Thank you for the explanation. I only looked at the few graphs on SW6 and forgot to check the 150 value; I’m still not familiar enough with it. .

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