Designing pressure vessel

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Designing Pressure Pressure vessel Vessel

In summary, a pressure vessel is a container designed to hold fluids or gases at a higher pressure than the surrounding environment. When designing a pressure vessel, factors such as pressure and temperature, material, size and shape, and safety features must be considered. The most common materials used for pressure vessel construction are carbon steel, stainless steel, and various alloys. There are different types of pressure vessels for different applications. Safety regulations and standards, such as the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, must be followed to ensure safe and efficient design, manufacturing, and operation of pressure vessels.

Dec 14, 2013

kay10287

Hi

I was wondering how to design the horizontal pressure vessel on twin saddle that is not a symmetric shape using PD 5500 code.

For example, Annex G of the code shows how to design with twin saddle, but it is only approach with the symmetric pressure vessel.

Anyone has an idea or any approach on this ?

Thanks.

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See ANSI B31.1

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What is a pressure vessel and how does it work?

A pressure vessel is a container that is designed to hold fluids or gases at a pressure higher than the surrounding environment. This is achieved through the use of strong materials and a carefully calculated design that can withstand the internal pressure without rupturing or leaking.

What are the main factors to consider when designing a pressure vessel?

The main factors to consider when designing a pressure vessel include the intended pressure and temperature of the contents, the type of material used, the shape and size of the vessel, and any external forces that may act on the vessel. It is also important to consider safety features, such as relief valves, in case of overpressure.

What are the most common materials used for pressure vessel construction?

The most common materials used for pressure vessel construction are carbon steel, stainless steel, and various alloys such as titanium, nickel, and aluminum. The choice of material depends on the intended use and the properties of the fluid or gas being contained.

What are the different types of pressure vessels?

There are several types of pressure vessels, including cylindrical, spherical, and rectangular vessels. Other types include pressure vessels with agitators, autoclaves, and heat exchangers. The type of pressure vessel used depends on the specific application and requirements.

What are the safety regulations and standards for designing pressure vessels?

There are various safety regulations and standards that must be followed when designing pressure vessels, such as the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED), and the American Petroleum Institute (API) standards. These regulations ensure that pressure vessels are designed, manufactured, and operated safely and efficiently.