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Problems in boiler strength calculation

2016-07-06View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: when calculating the strength of a boiler’s shell, is it necessary to assume a wall thickness first? Should the hole diameter be taken based on the pipe diameter, or should it be 1–2 millimeters larger than the pipe diameter?
Reply #22016-07-07
When calculating the wall thickness, a thickness must be assumed, and calculations are checked at this thickness until a determination is reached. For the requirements regarding openings in shell-and-tube boilers, please refer to Appendix A of GB/T16508.4
Reply #32016-07-07
Okay, thank you. Please give me your guidance in the future/:):):)

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