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Last time I saw someone on a forum say that the pressure vessel manual specifies H=0.5~1.5R – is that correct? Could you please help find out the general formula for the relationship between the height and radius of pressure vessels?

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I have here the \"GB150-1998 Design Manual for Steel Pressure Vessels\", which contains the formulas for calculating the wall thickness of cylindrical pressure vessels as well as the calculated stresses for these cylinders. I didn’t see the formula you’re looking for. The radius and height of a pressure vessel are determined based on the volume of your vessel and the desired pressure level.

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Special and exceptional values generally do not have fixed numbers; they are all within reference ranges.

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