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Calculation of wall thickness for high-pressure small containers

2019-01-10View Original

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Pressure is 50 MPa, the medium is water, and the diameter is around 20. It falls outside the scope of GB150 and relevant pressure vessel standards, as well as outside the scope of analytical design – what standard should be used for design?
Reply #22019-01-11
Design in accordance with pressure pipelines.
Reply #32019-01-11
What specific standards are used as a reference? I have also designed many small high-pressure reactors with a capacity of 3L in the past, and all of them were designed based on empirical comparisons: L
Reply #42019-01-11
This post was last edited by Guangzhou Uprising on 2019-1-11 08:51. Then refer to GB/T20801. The medium is water, and it does not fall under the category of pressure pipelines. GB50316 is suitable.
Reply #52019-01-11
Check whether GB/T20801.1-6 is suitable for your situation; if the quantity is large, the comparative experience design method is also a good option.

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