Vacuum buffer tank thickness?

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For a vacuum buffer tank with a volume of 0.5 cubic meters and a diameter of 700, what should be the thickness? Is 5 mm sufficient?

Reply #22017-09-02

What is the material? What is the design temperature? This needs to be determined through external pressure calculations. Can’t you do the calculation?

Reply #32017-09-02

I’m not a designer, so I’m asking the members of this forum for advice

Reply #42017-09-02

Calculate using the formulas in GB150; of course, many other factors also need to be taken into account, such as material and corrosion margin

Reply #52017-09-02

Equipment manufacturer, www.hgzysb.cn

Reply #62017-09-03

There is no problem if the corrosion margin is less than 1 mm

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