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Clamping flange calculation

2020-10-03View Original

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The diagram below shows a distributor clamped between two pipe flanges, with two metal gaskets used between the sealing surfaces. Is this design reasonable? Have the m,y values of the original gasket changed? How to calculate
Reply #22020-10-03
It is calculated in the same way as a regular concave flange; there is no difference. . Have the m,y values of the original gasket changed? What does \"original gasket\" mean?
Reply #32020-10-04
Additionally, a check for the thickness of the clamping portion has been added.
Reply #42020-10-09
Will this seal it? The edge of the distributor has a non-additive surface; for calculations, normal selection is sufficient
Reply #52020-10-09
Referencing the U-tube heat exchanger clamping flanges, the gasket coefficient and specific pressure remain unchanged.
Reply #62020-10-09
Referencing the U-tube heat exchanger clamping flanges, the gasket coefficient and specific pressure remain unchanged.

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