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Structural issues of low-temperature stainless steel end plates

2018-01-25View Original

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This post was last edited by bingo242 on 2018-1-25 at 18:45. Design pressure: 3.8 MPa; design temperature: -106/65°C; operating temperature: -35/-35°C. The medium is propylene, and the cover is a flat type – can this structure be used?
Reply #22018-01-26
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Reply #32018-01-26
Why is this? For smaller diameters, a pipe cap can be used as well. But for larger diameters, how thick would such a flat cover have to be? Why not use standard end caps? It’s such a waste of resources!
Reply #42018-01-26
With an inner diameter of 640 mm, a flat cover can only be used due to internal structural reasons.
Reply #52018-01-26
Well, that’s the only option then. But consider using forgings for the flat cover.

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