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【Discussion Post 59】For external pressure vessels: Is there any problem with the voltage stabilization coefficient m=15 of the spherical shell?

2019-05-09View Original

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bg4.png 【Discussion Post 59】For external pressure vessels: Is there any problem with the voltage stabilization coefficient m=15 of the spherical shell? As shown in the picture, is it possible that it is 1.5?
Reply #22019-05-09
In fact, if you look at the following sentence, 20%x15=3.0, it means that 15 is not a problem.
Reply #32019-05-09
There is also this sentence in the explanation (haha, at first I thought it was a misprint), it seems that the safety factor is indeed 15. ~~
Reply #42019-05-09
That’s 150 definitions, 114 pages, calculation chapter

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