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How to define a fatigue vessel

2008-01-28View Original

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Where is the method for classifying fatigue containers, and how is it done? I seem to have seen it before, but I can’t remember. I’m asking everyone for help!
Reply #22008-01-28
According to clause 3.10.2.1 of JB4732-95, if the working pressure varies by more than 20% of the design pressure for over 1,000 times, it must be designed as a fatigue-resistant vessel. The pressure is released every 10 minutes or so, resulting in thousands of such releases in less than a week. There’s also this post; the original poster can take a look at it as well: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-57419-1-9.html

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