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Design of a stirrer reactor with a diameter of 3m

2009-11-26View Original

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This post was last edited by no1_pp on 2009-11-26 at 22:51. For a diameter of 3m, under normal temperature and pressure, what should be the appropriate wall thickness? In particular, what thickness should the upper head have to meet the stiffness requirements of the mixer? The weight of the mixer is approximately 3000 kg
Reply #22009-11-27
Calculations are required for this; based on these parameters, the upper cover is usually a flat lid, and it can be reinforced using channel steel or I-beam, but calculations are still necessary.
Reply #32009-11-27
A mixer is installed on top of the equipment, and dynamic loads must be taken into account during strength calculations.
Reply #42009-11-27
How is it calculated, and what standards are used as a reference? Is there any software?
Reply #52009-11-27
There are mechanical stirring devices that meet this standard; you can find them by searching on the forum
Reply #62009-12-01
Use the local stress in SW6.0 for the calculations
Reply #72009-12-01
There are standards; the calculation of local stresses should refer to mechanical design manuals along with practical experience

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