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This post was last edited by Taizhou Newcomer on 2018-6-29 at 12:08. I’m asking everyone to help me calculate the required thickness for this device in order for it to work properly. There shouldn’t be a maximum allowable working pressure either. If possible, please send me the calculation sheet showing the thickness determined through calculations. My email address is: www.279643896@qq.com. The working pressure is 0.6 Mpa, while the design pressure is 0.7 Mpa. The parameters were entered incorrectly
Regular calculation should be sufficient. The medium is highly hazardous, but the pipe outlet does not have a safety valve or rupture disc; therefore, it is not necessary to specify the maximum allowable operating pressure:victory:
I calculated it for you in my free time; the email has been sent, please check it! Additionally, the materials are calculated based on volume as a liquid.
:Dizzy: What does it mean by calculating based on volume?
So 8 layers will be sufficient for me now. The small end caps and spools on it can also use 8 layers
You didn’t specify whether the material is in a liquid phase, gas phase, or a gas-liquid mixture. Since the properties of the material vary, there are many more factors to consider during the design process
Personally, I think 6 layers of thickness is enough. To be safe, 8 layers thick.
Actually, you still haven’t answered whether the material in the storage tank is a liquid, a gas, or a mixture of both – this can pose difficulties in the design process
Weren’t the logistics names mentioned already? It’s still Category 2 products
Personally, I think it’s also 8 inches thick; it still belongs to category 2 devices