Coil inside the tank

2011-06-09View Original

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There is a vessel with an internal coil for heating (steam heating). Is it possible to avoid using flanges for the upper head and instead weld it directly to the straight cylindrical section? Are there any relevant regulatory requirements?

Reply #22011-06-10

Reply to 1# Litaol1314: Then it means adopting a flat-cover structure, as long as the reinforcement meets the requirements

Reply #32011-06-10

Okay, but it’s impossible to carry out repairs; even if there is an access panel, it’s likely difficult to remove the coil for repair

Reply #42011-06-10

Reply to 3# SuperFree2316: Maintenance work cannot be carried out; I’d like to know whether this approach complies with the regulations.

Reply #52011-06-10

Reply to 4# Litaotao1314: Haha, I don’t recall any such mandatory requirement

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