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I’ve been working on a device recently, which is an external pressure vessel with a vacuum level of 10 Pa. Can SW6 be used for its verification? How should the design pressure be determined?

2015-10-23View Original

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Thank you all, guys. I’m just starting out in this industry
Reply #22015-10-23
This vacuum level is also too low; a thin wall thickness should be sufficient. If verification is required, then the design pressure should be set at 10*10^-6 MPa
Reply #32015-10-23
The design pressure is taken as -0.1 Ma; the external pressure is primarily considered to account for instability. 、
Reply #42015-10-23
If there is no relief device, use -0.1; if one is present, use 1.25 times the vacuum level. However, the vacuum level here is too low – only 10 Pa – so it should not fall under the category of pressure vessels; it can be treated as a vessel at normal pressure.
Reply #52015-10-23
A vacuum degree of 10 Pa means an absolute pressure of 10 Pa, right? !

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