■What standards should be followed for the design of atmospheric pressure vessels with a tank volume greater than 1000 m3?

2012-05-14View Original

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The standard NB/T 47003.1-2009(JB/T 4735.1) for welded steel pressure vessels stipulates that: 1.3 This part does not apply to the following types of vessels: a) Vessels that are directly heated by flames； b) Containers exposed to nuclear radiation ； c) Containers holding media with extremely or highly hazardous toxicity ； d) Containers buried directly underground ； e) Elevating gas holder ； f) Containers that are frequently moved ； g) Silo ； h) Vertical cylindrical vessels with a geometric volume greater than 1,000 m3 ； i) Tower-type vessels with a height greater than 10 m and a length-diameter ratio greater than 5. What code should be used if the tank volume is greater than 1,000 m3?

Reply #22012-05-15

GB50431 can be referred to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Reply #32012-05-15

I made a mistake; it’s 50341, not 50431

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