MHS1988
Mechanical
- Jan 6, 2024
- 10
Hello everyone,
I am designing a cyclone filter with a flat top though which a large nozzle passes.
The cyclone is working in full vacuum condition with zero internal pressure at a design temperature of 200°C.
The calculated thickness for both drum and conical section is 8 mm. Material is SS316L and C.A. is 0.
The ID of the drum is 1650mm and the large nozzle on top has a diameter of 960mm. According to App. 14 the thickness of the flat head must be almost 50mm. This thickness doesn't sit right with me and I have seen drawings of cyclone filters with somewhat similar dimension and design conditions having way thinner heads (12~15mm). Am I doing something wrong in using App. 14? Is there another way to calculate this thickness?
I add the sketch of the cyclone filter for reference. The nozzle in question is N2 on top.
Thanks in advance for your kind inputs.
I am designing a cyclone filter with a flat top though which a large nozzle passes.
The cyclone is working in full vacuum condition with zero internal pressure at a design temperature of 200°C.
The calculated thickness for both drum and conical section is 8 mm. Material is SS316L and C.A. is 0.
The ID of the drum is 1650mm and the large nozzle on top has a diameter of 960mm. According to App. 14 the thickness of the flat head must be almost 50mm. This thickness doesn't sit right with me and I have seen drawings of cyclone filters with somewhat similar dimension and design conditions having way thinner heads (12~15mm). Am I doing something wrong in using App. 14? Is there another way to calculate this thickness?
I add the sketch of the cyclone filter for reference. The nozzle in question is N2 on top.
Thanks in advance for your kind inputs.