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It is a container with a working pressure of -4 KPa, a diameter of 1.8 m, and a height of 12 m; it has no skirt base and features a flat bottom. Does it belong to the category of towers?

2021-09-16View Original

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This post was last edited by ayu201499 on 2021-9-16 13:59. Request for help: Is a container with a diameter of 1.8m and a height of 12m, without a skirt base and featuring a flat bottom, considered a tower? The working pressure is at a negative level of 4 KPa; is it necessary to set the design pressure at -0.1 MPa?
Reply #22021-09-16
This of yours should belong to a container, right? There must be some tray packing or similar elements in the tower for separating the materials, right?
Reply #32021-09-16
Empty, with spray nozzles and demisters
Reply #42021-09-16
It should be a cooling tower; it’s probably some kind of tower.
Reply #52021-09-17
For atmospheric-pressure vessels, there is no need to raise the standards. It can be designed at —0.05 MPa, with a negative pressure safety valve

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