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#1 rsk

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Posted 20 June 2008 - 12:32 AM

In finding the thickness of pipe subjected to internal pressure & external pressure what are the codes being followed in general practice. How design for external pressure is diferent from that for internal pressure.
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#2 djack77494

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Posted 20 June 2008 - 09:23 AM

The ASME 31.x series of codes is commonly used for piping. What "x" is depends on the type of facility you are designing for. Process piping uses 31.3; utility systems and pipelines use different variations. I believe that all piping meeting these codes would be good for full vacuum, but remain ready to be educated if this is not true.




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