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Angle steel flanges for differential pressure vessels

2018-12-03View Original

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In the diagram, the diameter of the atmospheric-pressure vessel is 600. 1000 in height. Wall thickness 4, top cover 6. I’d like to ask everyone what is a suitable specification for the angle steel in this angle steel flange? What is the basis for this?
Reply #22018-12-03
Flanges made of angle steel? I think it’s sufficient for this angle steel to support the loads such as blind plates and nozzles above, by multiplying that by a certain coefficient.
Reply #32018-12-03
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Reply #42018-12-03
Agree with 2#. To add, in addition to the connection of the equipment itself, components such as blind flanges also require consideration of the loads that may arise during installation, maintenance, and repair – for example, the weight of people. Additionally, I’m surprised by the materials shared in 3#; I must say sincerely: do you really have all of this? !
Reply #52018-12-03
I have encountered them, and there are also atmospheric pressure vessels manufactured in accordance with this standard.

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