Can the design pressure of a container be determined based on the hydrostatic pressure?

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There is an existing reflux tank; when specifying requirements for it, should the design pressure be based on the hydrostatic pressure of the liquid, rather than on the pressure of the gas phase at the top during normal operation?

Reply #22016-03-19

Isn’t that a bit high? The cost will also be higher, right?

Reply #32016-03-19

Is it costly due to hydrostatic pressure as the base cost?

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