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What is the weld joint coefficient for a pressure vessel cylinder?

2010-10-24View Original

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I read in a book that the weld joint coefficient for externally pressurized cylinders is always taken as 1. Why is that?
Reply #22010-10-24
The weld coefficient should have no impact on the calculation of external pressure, so it is taken as 1 in all cases
Reply #32010-10-24
The weld joint coefficient is selected based on the type of weld joint and the inspection ratio. Although external-pressure vessels are less dangerous than internal-pressure vessels, I have never heard of a case where the welding joint factor for the shell sections under external pressure was set to 1.
Reply #42010-10-25
Just look up the concept of the weld coefficient and you’ll know.

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