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Regarding the selection of jacketed tubes

2008-01-08View Original

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I encountered a double-pipe structure in a project, with the inner pipe made of stainless steel and the outer pipe made of carbon steel. What standards should I use to determine the appropriate specifications? How is the wall thickness determined? Those who have done this before, please help. Thank you.
Reply #22008-01-08
Additional note: After calculating the inner tube, the larger of the two values should be taken. CEASAR is unable to calculate scenarios involving external pressure; if it is necessary to analyze whether the wall thickness of the inner tube is sufficient to withstand external pressure, PVELITE can be used for this purpose.

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