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Does the standard elliptical head for pressure vessels require a separate drawing?

2015-07-23View Original

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The manufacturer said that since the container needs to be inspected, the design department is also required to produce drawings for the end caps. I don’t understand – can’t these standard parts be purchased directly?
Reply #22015-07-23
If it is a standard elliptical head, it can be purchased according to the standards
Reply #32015-07-23
We are responsible for producing the drawings, as we handle the grooving on our own vehicles, and there are enlarged views of those grooves that need to be shown
Reply #42015-07-23
The standard head for pressure vessels requires drawing! The main thing is that the diagram must have the special seal for pressure vessel design!
Reply #52015-07-23
I really haven’t heard of such a requirement.
Reply #62015-07-23
Drawings for high-pressure vessels are only provided when there are special requirements; those for ordinary ones are not available
Reply #72015-07-23
Alas, it’s the first time I’ve heard of this in over a decade; before, no images were released.
Reply #82015-07-23
It depends on the design approach; if it’s designed according to rules, it’s possible to avoid producing drawings and proceed with standard procurement. If it is designed for analysis, drawings need to be produced.
Reply #92015-07-23
The drawings produced are also those resulting from the processing techniques, used to guide production
Reply #102015-07-23
If it is standard, with no need for holes, grooves, or any special requirements, drawings may not be necessary
Reply #112015-07-24
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