ASME PV Equations & Heads.pptx

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ASME Equations for Calculating Shell Thicknesses (Sec VIII, Div 1, UG- 27) 1) Cylindrical shells (Internal pressure & longitudinal seams, Circumferential stress): When P <= 0.385SE 2) Cylindrical Shells (Internal pressure & circumferential seams, Longitudinal stress): When P <= 1.25SE 3) Spherical Shells: When P <= 0.665SE) E = Joint efficiency P = Internal design pressure R = Inside radius of the shell (spherical or cylindrical) S = Allowable stress t = Minimum thickness These equations are also valid for pipes and tubes subjected to internal pressure (Sec VIII, Div 1, UG- 31 )

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ASME Equations for Calculating Shell Thicknesses(Sec VIII, Div 1, UG- 27)

1) Cylindrical shells (Internal pressure & longitudinal seams, Circumferential stress):

When P <= 0.385SE

2) Cylindrical Shells (Internal pressure & circumferential seams, Longitudinal stress):

When P <= 1.25SE

3) Spherical Shells:

When P <= 0.665SE)

E = Joint efficiencyP = Internal design pressureR = Inside radius of the shell (spherical or cylindrical)S = Allowable stresst = Minimum thickness

These equations are also valid for pipes and tubes subjected to internal pressure (Sec VIII, Div 1, UG- 31 )

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Head Connections(Sec VIII, Div 1, UG-32)

1) Hemispherical Heads:

2) 2:1 Ellipsoidal Heads:

When P <= 0.665SE LL = Inside crown radius

Most ideal shape for the head L = R (the inside radius of cylindrical shell)

More economical compared to hemispherical heads