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In tower equipment, how can one determine whether it is a pressure vessel in such cases?

2015-08-26View Original

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The inside of the cylinder is at atmospheric pressure, while the jacket contains pressurized steam; so how can it be considered a pressure vessel? Multiply the V and P of the jacket?
Reply #22015-08-28
Determined by the container category of the jacketed section.
Reply #32015-08-31
Is it calculated by multiplying the volume of the jacket section through which steam passes by the design pressure?

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