Container pressure experiment
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Is it dangerous to conduct a 1MPa airtightness test on a pressure vessel with a volume of 120 cubic meters? Our chief engineer said that if you’re not careful, you’ll end up either looking for boxes or looking for a job. :Lol, is it very dangerous? I’m new to this field and don’t have any understanding; please help explain
Your chief engineer should add that there’s free cornbread to eat.
Are there any documents specifying that tests are still required after the airtightness test?
It’s pretty good too: a rent-free house + warm steamed buns, and a few roommates arranged for you in case you feel lonely.
Of course! I just want to ask what the power would be if it were shattered. I’ve never seen it before, so I have no idea
Such strong curiosity. Let’s put it this way: if one of those fastening bolts flies out, its force is no less than that of a bullet, and you’ll end up with at least an irregular hole in your body. If fragments fly out, then you’ll basically be missing parts. Even that sound wave can knock you out. You can imagine what happens when a bicycle tire bursts – the effect is multiplied by 1000.
Well, actually, if hearing it a thousand times isn’t as good as seeing it once, and you’re so curious, why not just have the workshop explode once? That’s really impressive!
Yours is 12.3 MPa, while mine is only 1 MPa – there’s a pretty big difference