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How should I understand the passage marked in the diagram? What does it mean?

2017-05-09View Original

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This post was last edited by WANGJIABAO on 2017-7-13 at 15:35. How should one understand the passage marked in the image? What does it mean?
Reply #22017-05-10
It refers to the allowable stress value at the design temperature, which must not be lower than the value on the right side of the bold lines in the allowable stress table specified in GB150. If the design temperature is above this boundary, the first data point on the left should be used for calculation. The hydrostatic test is a short-duration test, and it is inappropriate to use the allowable stress given on the right side of the thick line for its calculation.
Reply #32017-05-10
Please refer to a passage in the interpretation of the GB 150.1–150.4-2011 standard for \"Pressure Vessels\":
Reply #42017-05-11
At the bottom of page 11 of GB/T150, in the allowable stress table, the minimum values of Rm/2.7 and Rel/1.5.

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