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How to handle equipment flanges that are out of specification

2010-11-12View Original

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The maximum nominal diameter of the equipment flange is 2000 mm; what should be done if this value is exceeded?
Reply #22010-11-12
Refer to the specifications, set the dimensions yourself, and conduct calculations for verification.
Reply #32010-11-12
For example, if my diameter is 2300 mm, should I design it based on the 2000 mm value?
Reply #42010-11-12
jb 4732 – check this standard to see if it can be helpful
Reply #52010-11-12
It’s not necessary to use JB4732; you can set an appropriate size by yourself, perform the calculations, and it will be fine as long as the checks pass. SW6 can also be used for the calculations

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