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Design calculations and selection guidelines for the general design drawing series of carbon steel and low-alloy steel vessels

2007-12-06View Original

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:o:L《General Design Drawings for Carbon and Low-Alloy Steel Vessels: Series of Design Calculations and Selection Guidelines》 is one of the books in the series of vessel design drawings, design calculations, and selection guidelines published by the Chemical Equipment Technology Center in the early 1980s. For those who work in container design (especially newcomers), this is a book of great value as a source of inspiration and reference. I scanned this book in a larger format, at around 45 MB in total, in 15 compressed files; the content of Appendix 2 – General Components was removed from it. I had already uploaded this book to the help section on December 4th, but after three days the administrator still hadn’t removed the \"unsolved problem\" tag from it, so I had no choice but to post it again. :Q: Put away that peachwood comb quickly; I’ve solved your problem! This post was last edited by JLH on 2008-4-7 19:00]
Reply #22008-03-22
“\"Helping others is helping oneself,\" I agree with the original poster! :victory: Add relevant explanations! :Lol. “Instructions for Design Calculations and Selection in the Series of General Design Drawings for Carbon Steel and Low-Alloy Steel Vessels” [Authoring unit]: Equipment Design Technology Center Station of the Ministry of Chemical Industry. The publisher, publication date, and ISBN cannot be found as it is an old book.  PDF file, 45 MB in total. [Content Summary]: This calculation sheet presents the design calculations from the ‘1974’ series of ‘General Design Drawings for Carbon and Low-Alloy Steel Vessels’ carried out by the Machinery and Fuel & Chemical Engineering Departments, for reference purposes. “The types, basic parameters, and dimensions of the “General Design Diagrams for Containers” series are detailed in the “Instructions for Selecting the General Design Diagrams Series for Carbon Steel and Low-Alloy Steel Containers”. This post was last edited by rensh0604 on 2008-3-23 17:11]
Reply #32016-03-14
You have to reply first before you can download it – what kind of rule is this! ?
Reply #42016-05-18
Thanks to the original poster for their effort; nowadays old books are considered very important, yet they’re also hard to find.
Reply #52016-05-23
Thanks to the original poster for their hard work; thanks for sharing such good resources.
Reply #62016-05-23
Thank you again to the original poster for their selfless contribution; the download is complete.
Reply #72016-06-25
Check if what I need is in there
Reply #82016-06-26
It’s amazing that such old books can still be found: handshake
Reply #92016-06-29
Thanks to the original poster for their hard work; thanks for sharing such good resources.
Reply #102016-07-06
It’s a great product; too bad I only realized it now
Reply #112016-07-08
~~~~Thank you to the original poster for sharing!
Reply #122016-07-08
Great product; I’ve run into problems in this area recently
Reply #132016-09-27
It’s a great product – does one have to reply to download it?
Reply #142017-03-16
~~~~Thank you to the original poster for sharing!

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