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How to design the cone reinforcement section

2010-12-22View Original

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When designing conical heads, it is necessary to strengthen the thickness of the transition section for internal pressure calculations. Some people suggest adding a thickened layer at this transition section, but I believe this is not feasible, as it does not change the stress conditions. Everyone, please share your opinions on whether this is the case or not. And for the external pressure calculation, it can be handled in this way.
Reply #22010-12-22
“Applying a thickened section in the transition zone means placing it on the outside of the shell, like a reinforcement ring? If reinforcement is carried out in this way, in my opinion it is not advisable...
Reply #32010-12-23
That won’t work, it’s not a multi-layered wrapping container after all

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