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I humbly ask the experts: what markings are required for the design and implementation of negative pressure containers?

2018-02-12View Original

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I humbly ask the experts: what markings should be applied to containers designed for negative pressure?
Reply #22018-02-13
Is what the poster is referring to a vacuum container? Depending on the vacuum level, determine whether to apply the 150 standard or the normal pressure vessel standard
Reply #32018-02-15
Negative-pressure containers are also considered pressure vessels; during design, the wall thickness is determined primarily based on the stiffness of the equipment
Reply #42018-02-27
GB/T150-2011
Reply #52018-02-27
It’s generally in accordance with GB150, right? The standard is specified there, isn’t it?
Reply #62019-08-13
Check what the negative pressure is and what type of equipment it is. For storage tanks, there are the standards 50341 and 3167. If it is a container with high negative pressure, then 150 is the only option.

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