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 Post subject: Shell & Hemihead thickness
PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 9:30 am 
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Dear All,
Hello Everybody!

I am designing a HP Heater with construction code as ASME section VIII, Div.2.
For cylindrical shell thickness formula is, t = D/2(exp(P/SE)-1) Part 4, equation 4.3.1, Can anybody explain how it is derived,based on which theory this formula is derived..??, and why the eponential is added in this formula..?
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For the same material of construction (Sa266 Gr.2,Allowable stresses are same for Div1& 2 @ particular design temp),why thickness required for internal pressure of hemispherical dish end come more than same as per Div1...???..


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 Post subject: Re: Shell & Hemihead thickness
PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 7:25 pm 
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1. please find an attachment of derivation of ASME SEC VIII Div-2 shell thickness equation. I tried to make it as simple it can be.

2. thickness comes out different in div-1 & div-2. as both division uses the different theory of failure. hope i attempted best to clarify up to maximum extend possible. however, expert's comments are always welcome!!


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