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I need guidance on how to solve this problem

2017-04-14View Original

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Pressure pipeline calculation problems; I wasn’t able to solve them in the exam yesterday. I need some guidance
Reply #22017-04-15
It’s quite simple: the internal pressure is 1.7, and the fasteners can withstand a pressure of 4.0, meaning there is still a margin of 2.3 MPa. M*L=P*S, and then it can be calculated
Reply #32017-04-18
Check the formula for verifying flange leakage, the equivalent pressure method; note that when the flange is under compression, F should be set to 0

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