Gentlemen, SW6 is unable to calculate conical heads with a half-apex angle greater than 30 degrees; then how should conical heads with a half-apex angle of 45 degrees be checked?

2022-04-27View Original

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Gentlemen, SW6 is unable to calculate conical heads with a half-apex angle greater than 30 degrees; then how should conical heads with a half-apex angle of 45 degrees be checked?

Reply #22022-04-28

This post was last edited by wx_Catherine_Mi on 2022-4-28 09:18; it can be verified with folded edges

Reply #32022-05-03

Can’t it be calculated if the half-top angle is over 30°? ? ?

Reply #42022-05-03

Then the thickness might be quite large

Reply #52022-05-11

If it is a pressure vessel at normal pressure, calculations shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements for such vessels. If designed according to GB/T150, a head with a large end and flanges can be used.

Reply #62022-05-11

Can’t it be calculated if the half-apex angle is over 30 degrees? It’s over 60 degrees, right?

Reply #72022-05-11

How did you do it? Do you have any screenshots?

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