Thought question 12: Does the maximum allowable operating pressure on the nameplate include negative pressure?

2019-08-29View Original

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Thought question 12: Does the maximum allowable operating pressure on the nameplate include negative pressure?

Reply #22019-09-04

Included. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Reply #32019-09-05

Where is the basis for including negative pressure?

Reply #42019-09-05

Not included; for the concept of maximum allowable operating pressure, see GB 150； Negative pressure refers to the lowest allowable operating pressure:D

Reply #52021-09-24

Isn’t another way of expressing the negative pressure value the highest point of that negative pressure? How did it become the lowest value?

Reply #62021-09-24

The maximum pressure that can be tolerated at the top of the container – maximum, maximum; it’s not high. . .

Reply #72021-09-24

Including the normal maximum positive and negative pressures should all be included

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