Let’s take a look; if we’re calculating the flange of a computing device, what value should be used for the effective thickness?

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Design pressure: 9.3, temperature: 280, inner diameter: 3500. There are also 64 M105 bolts – can someone help me calculate whether this is sufficient?

Reply #22015-06-12

The design data isn’t complete either – cylinder material, flange material, bolt material, type of sealing surface… so many parameters

Reply #32015-06-12

Too few design parameters are provided. If these parameters are used to calculate the wall thickness of the cylinder, what other information is needed to determine the corrosion margin? Not to mention when calculating other aspects as well?

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