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Calculation of lining steel shell thickness

2009-03-16View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: The standard HG20678-2000 \"Technical Specifications for the Design of Lined Steel Vessels\" is used to calculate the thickness of the steel shell for equipment with a Di value of 4000 mm or less. So, how should the thickness of the steel shell be calculated when Di is greater than 4000 mm?
Reply #22009-03-16
For lengths under 4m, the stiffness requirements related to transportation and other factors are taken into account; for lengths over 4m, calculating costs in that manner would result in very high figures, which is unreasonable. In most cases, large-diameter equipment needs to be manufactured and assembled on-site, and transportation is handled by employing support and reinforcement measures.

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