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Seek guidance on the theoretical calculations for reinforcing pipe openings

2022-09-15View Original

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I took on a project involving the creation of an opening in a gas pipeline: the main pipe has dimensions of 529x7, is made of Q235B material, with a design pressure of 1.6 MPa and an operating pressure of 0.8 MPa; the opening itself has a diameter of DN400; We have chosen full-enclosed tees as the socket fittings; the main pipe has dimensions of 560x14, a length of 800, and is made of Q235B material ; Branch pipe 426x10... Question: What is the appropriate calculation formula for selecting this type of perforated fitting, along with relevant reference standards?

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