NovaStark
Mechanical
- Feb 11, 2013
- 252
Good day all,
From ASME 8 Div 1 for a cylindrical tube under internal pressure, the minimum thickness is based off the simple hoop stress equation:
S = PD/2t once the cylinder is considered thin for a particular range of t/D.
Now if the thickness exceeds that or the pressure is greater than some calculated value, the code gives a different equation:
t = R[exp(P/SE)-1]
What stress is this based on? It does not seem to fit the Lame model for thick cylinders due to the exponential function.
From ASME 8 Div 1 for a cylindrical tube under internal pressure, the minimum thickness is based off the simple hoop stress equation:
S = PD/2t once the cylinder is considered thin for a particular range of t/D.
Now if the thickness exceeds that or the pressure is greater than some calculated value, the code gives a different equation:
t = R[exp(P/SE)-1]
What stress is this based on? It does not seem to fit the Lame model for thick cylinders due to the exponential function.