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Cylinder gland

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tmaarleveld

Structural
Jun 15, 2007
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Hi there,

I am designing a cylinder with a bolted gland. (WP 250 bar)
Can anyone tell me if there are standardized calculations for the bolted Gland. I am currently working with Roark load case table 24 load case 1F. But I am nut sure if I can see the bolts as a fixed connection.

Thanks

Thomas
 
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