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Calculation of process water tank thickness

2015-10-06View Original

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The process water tank is designed in accordance with NB-T 47003.1-2009 for welded steel pressure vessels at atmospheric pressure; it operates at atmospheric pressure and 25 degrees Celsius, has an inner diameter of 5800 mm, a height of 10 m, and a liquid level of 9 m. When conducting a water filling test on the water tank, what value should be used for the test pressure during calculations? Is 0.1 MPa used for normal pressure?
Reply #22015-10-06
The liquid level is 9m at 0.1 MPa; it should be fine, right? It shouldn’t increase by *1.25, right?
Reply #32015-10-14
The water filling test refers to normal pressure, meaning the top part must be in communication with the atmosphere. It is the pressure test that requires specifying the test pressure.

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