Selection of angle steel in atmospheric pressure equipment
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How to select the angle steel dimensions for circular cone-shaped atmospheric pressure equipment, and what are the installation methods (should the angle steel be placed inside or outside the cylinder)? Are there any standards that can be used as a reference? I looked at the catalog of oil storage tanks; they are designed to be 1800 in size. Can smaller angle steel be used?
Selecting the angle steel size requires considering factors such as the equipment’s pressure, diameter, material, and design requirements. Standards such as GB/T 50341-2014 \"Code for Design of Steel Atmospheric Storage Tanks\" and GB 50128-2014 \"Code for Design of Steel Atmospheric Vessels\" can be referred to. For atmospheric-pressure equipment of specific dimensions, the appropriate angle steel type and size can be determined through calculation. The installation location of the angle steel is generally determined based on design requirements and actual construction conditions, and it can be either inside or outside the cylinder. For small devices, a smaller size of angle steel can be chosen, but it is necessary to ensure that the design and safety requirements are met. It is best to consult professional designers or engineers to make a sound decision. .
For pressure vessels with a relatively small diameter at normal pressure, a flat cover is used, and no angle steel ring is necessary.
Does anyone have electronic versions of these two books?