There are square holes in the cylinder body – how to calculate the reinforcement?

2011-01-01View Original

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There are square holes in the cylinder body – how to calculate the reinforcement?

Reply #22011-01-01

Conventional methods cannot perform the calculation; analytical design can be used

Reply #32011-01-02

HG20582-1998 contains reinforcement provisions for rectangular and elliptical holes

Reply #42011-01-02

It should be calculated using stress analysis methods. This is the first time I’ve encountered this problem

Reply #52011-01-05

Is it a equipment at atmospheric pressure? If wind load plays a major role, considering strengthening the bending cross-sectional area might be an option!

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