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Horizontal jacketed pressure vessel

2019-05-08View Original

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I’m seeking advice from experts: for horizontal jacketed vessels used primarily for evaporation, when the liquid level inside the vessel is only half of its capacity, is it better to use a full jacket or a half jacket? If a full jacket is used, is the heating area still half of the container’s surface area?
Reply #22019-05-08
The jacket is made as more than half; there’s no need to make it whole
Reply #32019-05-09
For a horizontal pressure vessel with a jacket accounting for more than half of its volume, what method should be used to calculate its strength?
Reply #42019-05-09
The same as for the whole unit; only the flanging needs to be taken into account, as specified in the wiring diagram following GB150

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