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What does the cross-sectional area of the split diaphragm refer to in SW6 calculations?

2019-07-11View Original

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I’m trying to determine whether the cross-sectional area is of type A or type B; I would appreciate some guidance from experts.
Reply #22019-07-11
This is used to calculate the reaction force of the gasket at the split diaphragm, A
Reply #32019-07-12
This post was last edited by scaaa on 2019-7-12 at 10:44; it refers to the actual contact area between the gasket and the partition, with the total area needing to be considered across all sections.
Reply #42022-07-25
The multi-pipeline ones should be added together; the direction of A is correct
Reply #52022-07-27
This is used to calculate the reaction force of the gasket at the stage partition, that is, the actual contact area between the gasket and the partition; for multiple stages, the total value must be taken into account.
Reply #62022-11-23
Can the split diaphragm being below the flange gasket be ignored?
Reply #72022-11-24
The actual contact area between the gasket in direction A and the partition is, in most cases, the sum of these values

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