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How to calculate reinforcement for square holes in towers?

2016-07-04View Original

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There is a flue gas desulfurization tower with a diameter of 4200 mm; a square opening of 1300x1600 mm has been made in the tower for the flue gas inlet. How should the reinforcement be calculated? The pressure is not high, at 2 Kpa.
Reply #22016-11-21
I need such software too :P
Reply #32016-12-01
Column reactors, especially those with low pressure like yours. It is the axial stress that determines the cylinder thickness. The greater the stress as the opening position gets closer to the ground. I think it can be used as a reference. Calculation of the inlet and outlet at the tower skirt. We, who specialize in industrial furnaces, take photos of these places all the time. Nothing has ever gone wrong.

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