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I would like to ask experts for advice on the calculation of pipe wall thickness

2019-04-26View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: where can I find the value of F in this formula, and how should I determine the weld coefficient? Is there any standard for this?
Reply #22019-04-26
It depends on the industry in question; different industries use even different calculation formulas. Moreover, isn’t there a reference to gas standards written next to that formula? Check the appendices or something at the back
Reply #32019-04-27
This design coefficient is present in both of the two standards listed above; it depends on the surrounding environment, specifically on the building and the people involved. For example: GB50251-2015 4.2
Reply #42019-04-27
Thank you very much for your reply. This was written by someone else; I couldn’t find any relevant materials. I also looked for those two standards, and they are different. This is used in the chemical industry
Reply #52019-04-27
Thank you very much; I found 5.1.2 under the standard you mentioned. Thank you

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