Question: Calculation issues regarding custom flanges for pressure vessels?

2015-06-22View Original

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Question: Calculation issues regarding custom flanges for pressure vessels?

Reply #22015-06-22

What exactly does the original poster want to ask? Describe the problem more clearly, otherwise no one will know how to answer it.

Reply #32015-06-23

Is it a pressure vessel pipe flange? Still the container flange?

Reply #42015-06-23

We all use SW6 for calculations

Reply #52015-06-23

The problem is too large; generally, standard flanges are used. Standard flanges cannot be used; adjustments are made based on the data of standard flanges. Then calculate.

Reply #62015-06-23

My understanding is that: they differ slightly from standard flanges and are therefore considered non-standard; for example, changes in bolt holes or bolt sizes, or changes in the number of bolts – any such modifications result in non-standard flanges

Reply #72015-06-23

For general non-standard flanges, you can refer to standards to select appropriate dimensions and then proceed with the calculations.

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