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When calculating the cylinder thickness, how should the negative material deviation C1 be selected?

2017-04-28View Original

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Which specification states it? The example in the specification explanation simply states that C1 should be set to 0.3, but how is this value determined?
Reply #22017-04-28
Please refer to the standard GB713-2014
Reply #32017-04-28
According to the standards for materials specifically designed for pressure vessels, the conventional negative deviation for carbon steel and low-alloy steel is 0.3, with this value being based on Category B deviations as specified in GB709. Of course, a Class C deviation with a negative deviation of zero can also be specified.
Reply #42017-04-28
Just look at the GB713, GB3531, and GB19189 standards to find out.
Reply #52017-04-28
The material standards specify this; just check the standards
Reply #62017-04-29
The material standards specify negative deviation limits

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