Are there anyone who has designed pressure vessels according to Russian standards?

2021-06-22View Original

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Are there anyone who has designed pressure vessels according to Russian standards?

Reply #22021-06-22

The standards and calculation formulas we use today are all based on those from the Soviet Union. For example, in the calculations related to boilers these days, the symbols still use Soviet designations. Containers and boilers are essentially related; there isn’t much difference between them. When I was in school, my teacher, who graduated from Tsinghua University, had a manual published in the Soviet Union. I can’t understand the content, but the formulas, tables, and curves are almost exactly the same as those in the current manual. When it comes to the Soviet Union, does it seem like a long time ago?

Reply #32021-06-22

Currently, it seems that ASME or EU standards are commonly used for exports; Russian standards have hardly been encountered at all!

Reply #42021-07-03

If designed according to Russian standards, which standards are used?

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