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External loads that a standard flange can withstand

2021-03-11View Original

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I wonder if it’s possible to find out the external loads that a standard flange can withstand In other words, what is the external load that is taken into account when calculating the strength of a standard flange? Including moments in three directions and forces in three directions, as well as the effects of these forces and moments acting alone or in various combinations. Thank you all, experts
Reply #22021-03-12
See UG-44 in standard ASME VIII-1
Reply #32021-03-15
The calculations for flat flanges, necked flat flanges, and butt-welded flanges must be different, right?

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