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Which range does the normal temperature of a pressure vessel refer to?

2020-05-23View Original

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0240550093.jpg What range does normal temperature refer to in a pressure vessel?
Reply #22020-05-24
Normal temperature is also called general temperature or room temperature, and is generally defined as 25°C. AMB is commonly used in chemical processes, that is, ambiance. The normal temperature in our country's engineering projects is measured at 20°C, which is the temperature in spring and autumn in most places in our country, such as the circulating water temperature (natural water temperature).
Reply #32020-05-24
Normal temperature is also called general temperature or room temperature, and is generally defined as 25°C. AMB is commonly used in chemical processes, that is, ambiance. The normal temperature in our country's engineering projects is measured at 20°C, which is the temperature in spring and autumn in most places in our country, such as the circulating water temperature (natural water temperature).
Reply #42020-05-24
I looked carefully, but I made a mistake. The room temperature is different throughout the year. I seem to see somewhere that the normal temperature range set for different places is different.
Reply #52020-05-24
It's okay to write AMB. It's best not to write normal temperature on the drawing. If you encounter special media and materials, problems may arise... The definition of normal temperature is very vague.
Reply #62020-05-25
The bill talks about 20 degrees. Normal laboratory temperature refers to 25 degrees.
Reply #72020-05-26
refers to the local average annual temperature

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