Ask again about the selection of the three-way connector

2009-11-30View Original

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May I ask, how is the three-way connector designed? This includes the calculation of its own strength, as well as the reinforcement calculation for the openings in the main pipe. The tees commonly used in pressure vessels are selected in accordance with the standard GB/T12459. My equipment’s design pressure is 10 MPa; how can I choose a tee (of equal or different diameters) that will ensure it meets my design requirements?

Reply #22009-11-30

I remember there’s a method for calculating HG20538; let me check it.

Reply #32011-05-21

Ah, I’m looking for it too. I wonder if the original poster has already solved it; if so, could they give some advice?

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