TylerM
Mechanical
- Feb 16, 2017
- 32
Hello All,
My question is if you have two small nozzles (let’s just say the finished diameter is 2”) in a pressure vessel with a thin shell thickness (let’s say 0.25”) and they are relatively close together. Do you need do preform a calculation to determine if their centers are further away from each other by at least the sum of their diameters?
To restate, if you have nozzles that meets UG-36(C)(3)(-a)(-1) and are exempt from reinforcement calculations, do you still need to do center distance calculations per UG-36(C)(3)(-C)? or are they exempt from those as well?
As always thank you for your input,
Tyler
My question is if you have two small nozzles (let’s just say the finished diameter is 2”) in a pressure vessel with a thin shell thickness (let’s say 0.25”) and they are relatively close together. Do you need do preform a calculation to determine if their centers are further away from each other by at least the sum of their diameters?
To restate, if you have nozzles that meets UG-36(C)(3)(-a)(-1) and are exempt from reinforcement calculations, do you still need to do center distance calculations per UG-36(C)(3)(-C)? or are they exempt from those as well?
As always thank you for your input,
Tyler