Pressure vessel, static pressure test, deformation amount
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The pump body deforms during hydrostatic testing, and residual deformation remains even after the pressure is released. This is a direct indicator for assessing the pressure resistance and stiffness of pressure-bearing components. Could any member recommend the relevant standards and materials on this topic? You can also recommend any information and standards related to pressure vessels that could be used as a reference
Hydraulic testing is used on pressure vessels to macroscopically examine the strength of the equipment. The deformation of the pump body is mainly caused by stiffness issues and uneven stress distribution, I guess. The short test pressure duration eliminates the issue of fatigue; for such irregular components, design must be carried out through computational analysis. The pump body can only be modeled as a pressure vessel. I can’t help at all; let’s pray together
I need quantitative evidence, not qualitative evidence