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2015-08-13View Original

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Unfired Pressure Vessel: Vent holes or sleeves in skirt
Reply #22015-08-13
Manhole covers shall be equipped with 2 jack screws 3/4” UNC, located diametrically opposite each other on the bolt pitch circle of the flange, and at midway between the flange bolts:@:@:@:@:@:@
Reply #32015-08-14
1. Pressure vessels under non-fire conditions? 2. Vent holes for sleeves in skirt? Vent holes under the skirt?
Reply #42015-08-14
For pressure vessels heated by non-flame means, I’m not aware of any specific terms used to refer to them; Vent holes or sleeves in skirt – “or” is correct
Reply #52015-08-15
Vent holes or sleeves in skirt – I think they refer to the ventilation holes or air passages on the skirt base.
Reply #62015-08-16
Perhaps, according to JB/T4710, exhaust pipes need to be installed for the insulation of the skirt base; sleeves seem to fall into this category
Reply #72015-08-21
Vent holes or sleeves on the skirt; those that provide insulation on the skirt are known as sleeves. Those without insulation are holes, simply holes.

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