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The issue of reinforcement for openings in non-radial nozzles

2009-03-02View Original

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In the design, I encountered a non-radial fitting; when using sw6 for calculations, it is required to enter the outer diameter of the reinforcement ring. How is this value determined? Please advise.
Reply #22009-03-02
In fact, the outer diameter of the standard reinforcement ring can be used directly. It’s different in reality. The cross-sectional width of the reinforcement rings should be kept equal, so the actual reinforcement rings should be non-circular.
Reply #32009-03-02
Agree with the answer above; when calculating, if the reinforcement is insufficient, simply increase the thickness
Reply #42009-03-02
The outer diameter of the reinforcement ring can be taken according to the values specified in the standard JB/T4736; for values outside this standard range, one can choose appropriate values for verification, but the spacing issue needs to be taken into consideration

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