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What are the design principles for internal-pressure vessels and external-pressure vessels respectively?

2009-02-01View Original

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In GB150, the internal pressure is designed according to the first strength theory; The external pressure is calculated based on the instability strength; are other standards also designed and calculated according to this principle? AD2000? ASME and others?
Reply #22009-02-01
GB150 is based on ASME; the principles are the same!
Reply #32009-03-19
The failure mode of pressure vessels under internal pressure is strength failure, while the failure mode of pressure vessels under external pressure is mainly instability

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