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  1. Design Pressure ( Full Liquid )

    Dear all
    at the moment , I make design for Pressure vessel , in the Technical document , mention that one conditions:

    1. Design Pressure ( barG ): Full Liquid + 0.008
    2.Operating Pressure ( barG ) : Full Liquid

    Liquid density ( Kg/m3) = 1000

    as the new engineer ,I not understand for this one in :


    Pleaaseee advise me , , what that mean above case ( 1 & 2 )

    Thank 's
    Last edited by adiarahman08; 11-13-2009 at 12:08 PM.

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    You have to include static pressure of the liquid filling the entire vessel in installed position. Assume the PV is a vertical cylinder.

    Static pressure = [liquid column height]x[liquid density]x[gravity]
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  5. Design Pressure ( Full Liquid )

    Thank's for your reply
    1.That equation is suitable for Horizontal PV ??
    2, Pllease explain for that equation [liquid column height] ,??
    3.then Static pressure as base reference for PV design pressure ??




    Static pressure = [liquid column height]x[liquid density]x[gravity]


    Thank,s

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    What I meant was, without looking at any dwgs, I assumed your PV was a vertical cylinder.

    The same equation applies for any container carrying liquid.

    Liquid column height is the height of the liquid medium contained in the PV. For the sake of putting numbers, say:
    Topmost point of vessel : 2.000m
    Lowest point of vessel : 1.000m
    Liquid column height = 2.000m - 1.000m = 1.000m

    Apply equation (assume gravity = 9.81N/kg);
    Static pressure = [1.000m]x[1000kg/m3]x[9.81N/kg] = 9.81e3 N/m2 or Pa(g)
    Finally equal to 9.81kPa(g) or 0.0981Bar(g)

    This is as much as I can advise without looking at any dwgs or diagrams
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    Strictly speaking, this is not pressure vessel as the pressure is so so low. As long as the wall of vessel can meet the structure requirement, the vessel will work. As the pressure so low, you do not have to follow ASME BPV Code.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chunlin View Post
    Strictly speaking, this is not pressure vessel as the pressure is so so low. As long as the wall of vessel can meet the structure requirement, the vessel will work. As the pressure so low, you do not have to follow ASME BPV Code.
    I agree. Perhaps the owner specified that way for certain reasons, i.e. size of the vessel, etc. Anyway, good luck adiarahman08.
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    or you can find in PV Handbook by Megyesy.. that Static head = 0.433 psi x Head (in feet).. example that if your vertical vessel is about 10 feet. than 0.433 x 10 feet = 4.33 psi.

  11. hai
    tha tank height is 15m
    Tank dia is 15m
    design specifgravity is 1.114
    design pressure is full liquid + 0.015bar

    how to calculate the design pressure in kpa

    please

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    can anyone give a link to a pressure vessel design calculations spread sheet?

    Thanks in advance

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    Quote Originally Posted by robertantoreni View Post
    hai
    tha tank height is 15m
    Tank dia is 15m
    design specifgravity is 1.114
    design pressure is full liquid + 0.015bar

    how to calculate the design pressure in kpa

    please
    oh! my god.. are you an engineer?....really?

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