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Dear experts: Design a tower with a standard head. How to calculate the volume of the head? Is there any calculation software?
π.r2.{h1+2h/3} r=head radius h1=head straight side height h=head depth example: DN1200 standard elliptical head 3.14X600X600X (25+2X300/3)
If you don’t want to calculate, just check the standard JB/T4746-2002, which can be found above.
You can also use a spreadsheet to design a small calculation program, and just enter the diameter.
I found two related software for you in the forum. You can decide whether it is applicable by yourself. The link is http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=19395&highlight=%B7%E2%CD%B7%2B%C8%ED%BC%FE and http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=18266&highlight=%B7%E2%CD%B7%2B%C8%ED%BC%FE
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=212863&highlight=%D1%B9%C1%A6%C8%DD%C6%F7%C9%E8%BC%C6%CA%D6%B2%E1 There are corresponding calculation methods in the pressure vessel design manual.
Just look for the head standard, JB/T4746-2002, but now the head level is 50mm.
You can also write a small EXCEL program yourself, which contains formulas according to the standard interpretation behind JB/T4746.
Check the standard JB4746-2002 for specific volumes on pages 37-69.
Just write a small program yourself. According to JB/T4746-2000, the volume and weight of the head will be calculated together.
There are detailed calculation methods and explanations in the interpretation of the head standard, please refer to JB/T4746-2002