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Seeking expert help: design calculation methods for non-standard container flanges?

2017-05-07View Original

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Here’s the situation: my heat exchanger has a nominal diameter of 1000 and a pressure rating of 10 MPa. It’s not possible to find a container flange that meets the national standards, as the maximum pressure specified in those standards is 6.4 MPa. Could you help me solve this problem? Other standards or design your own? How do I go about designing it myself?
Reply #22017-05-08
There is a calculation method for 150, and SW6 can also be used for calculation

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