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The issue of wall thickness in the outlet pipe of compressed nitrogen cylinders

2019-09-23View Original

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Is it possible to use a compressed nitrogen cylinder with a nominal pressure of 15 MPa, connected via threaded pipes in accordance with national standards, having an outer diameter of 25 mm and a wall thickness of 2.5 mm? What is the thickness reserved for vehicle threads? It is said that there are standards, but the exact specification cannot be specified.
Reply #22019-09-23
No decompression? You can look up pressure pipeline design to calculate the wall thickness.

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