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How to calculate the inward extension length of the nozzle in SW6-2011

2021-09-17View Original

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It is known that the nozzle is welded flush with the inner wall of the cylinder. Now, enter the protrusion length of the nozzle: should 0 be entered for this value, or should the wall thickness of the cylinder be entered instead?
Reply #22021-09-17
Enter 0; only those that extend beyond the inner wall are considered to be protruding inward.
Reply #32021-09-22
Beyond the inner wall, taking the effect of the curved surface into account, only the shortest portion is considered.

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