What books can I read to learn how to design atmospheric pressure vessels?
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I study engineering and have a basic understanding of materials and CAD; I want to work in the design of atmospheric pressure vessels. I’m looking for a book that contains examples – do you know any such books? Could anyone recommend them? There is no real combat environment available at the moment, so only simulation exercises can be carried out. I’ve seen the standards for chemical containers; there are so many of them, and I don’t know where to start
Hehe, it’s not very easy to learn. It’s still best to start by designing with actual devices, having someone provide guidance and advice, and then referring to standards and such. It’s possible to learn faster.
Take a look at JB/T4735-1997 \"Steel Welded Atmospheric Pressure Vessels\", and it’s best to also read the standard interpretation.
Find a device diagram, design it based on the data provided above; look up the necessary standards if needed, and ask for help if you’re unsure. By doing this once, you’ll gain a general understanding
I’m trying to find out if anyone has written a book on practical examples of chemical engineering equipment, with step-by-step guidance, just like learning CAD