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External pressure verification during storage in sealed thin-walled containers

2017-06-03View Original

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As stated in the title: The book \"Design of Chemical Process Pressure Vessels – Methods, Problems, and Key Points\" written by Professor Wang Fei contains the following passage: \"For closed thin-walled vessels that may develop negative pressure due to environmental temperature changes during transportation or storage, they should be checked using an external pressure of 0.0175 MPa.\" ” May I ask where 0.0175 MPa comes from?
Reply #22017-06-05
Improve it a bit, please help...
Reply #32017-06-05
It’s probably a rule set by some engineering company.

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