How is the mass of a conical skirt calculated?

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How to perform mass calculation for conical skirt bases

Reply #22024-01-16

The skirt sleeve cylinder can have its weight calculated as a flangeless conical shell.

Reply #32024-01-17

The difference in the areas of the two sectors, multiplied by the thickness, and then multiplied by the density of the skirt material: 7850 for carbon steel and 7930 for stainless steel

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