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How thick should the sheets of the vacuum tank be?

2017-10-26View Original

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How thick should the sheets of the vacuum tank be? How to calculate 1 cubic, 2 cubic—100 cubic? ? Please give some advice, experts.
Reply #22017-10-26
The wall thickness is influenced by factors such as vacuum level, material strength, corrosion allowance, volume, and diameter. Vessels under external pressure are more prone to instability (i.e., buckling), so stability calculations are necessary.
Reply #32017-10-26
This requires non-standard design calculations, as well as the input of various parameters including temperature, pressure, material type, and the dimensions of the structure itself (diameter, cylinder length, etc.)

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