Dear all
Thanks for your reply.
I am understanding from your upside reply:
It means for this case annular plate greater than 13mm, shell to bottom weld have no choice, only allow Fillet-groove Weld Right?
But after reading it’s statement, it has conflict.
b) For annular plates with a nominal...
Dear Mr DHURJATI SEN
Thank you for your reply.
My understanding is for example:
If i have a tank, bottom shell thickness is 30mm. annular plate is 20mm.
I have two choices to weld the bottom and shell plate together.
1. I weld 20mm fillet weld inner and outer.20=annular thick.
2. I weld 10mm...
5.1.5.7 Shell-to-Bottom Fillet Welds
b) For annular plates with a nominal thickness greater than 13 mm (1/2 in.), the attachment welds shall be sized so
that either the legs of the fillet welds or the groove depth plus the leg of the fillet for a combined weld is of a size
equal to the...
Dear All,
For a tank designed as per API 650, Tank dimension is 43m Dia and 30m height.
For the plumbness and roundness check, how many point shoud be take?
At least 8 points? Does API 650 specify anywhere?
thanks you.
Regards
Dear experts
In H.Kroon's method. Many people take the first P1 as P: in N unit.take the second P1: in N/mm.
but in the book it's all P1 and the value is same all in N/mm.
So which one is correct?
how to get P1 value in N/mm?
Thanks
Regards
Frank...
Dear expert,
We are constructing a tank with 41.4m diameter.
As per API 650 stated:
7.5.2 Plumbness
a) The maximum out-of-plumbness of the top of the shell relative to the bottom of the shell shall not exceed 1/200 of the total tank height. The out-of-plumbness in one shell course shall not...
