Calculation of atmospheric pressure coil vessels

2010-07-06View Original

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I would like to discuss with you, if the coil (half pipe) of the normal pressure vessel contains steam under pressure, then how do we calculate the wall thickness of the equipment in the design? For the equipment body, I want to calibrate the external pressure, using the pressure inside the coil. So does the coil need to be calibrated for internal pressure? How to check?

Reply #22010-07-07

Has no one done relevant design calculations?

Reply #32010-07-07

Take a closer look at HG20582 and HG20569. There are formulas to teach you how to calculate them.

Reply #42010-07-08

Thank you, 20569 has not been used yet

Reply #52010-07-08

I just looked at HG20569 and there is no half pipe in it.

Reply #62010-07-08

HG20569 P34, take a closer look

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