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Cyclone Separator Cone and Shell Wall Thickness

03/03/2009 8:51 PM

Dear all,

Would someone guide me on how to calculate the wall thickness of cyclone separator cone and shell using ASME VIII div. 1. The material for the vessel is SA 516 70N. I've read through the standard but it confusing me since this is my first time doing this. Appreciate all help.

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Re: how to calculate cyclone separator cone and shell wall thickness

03/03/2009 10:43 PM

Have you reviewed, in detail, the following sections?:

  • Mandatory Appendix 1-4 & 1-5
  • Non-Mandatory Appendix L-2.3
  • Section UG-32 (g) & (h)

It is pretty well laid out, especially in the appendices.

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Re: Cyclone Separator Cone and Shell Wall Thickness

03/04/2009 8:40 PM

TQ XMech, I'll looking into it for more detail.
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Re: Cyclone Separator Cone and Shell Wall Thickness

03/06/2009 2:19 AM

Please refer to the following my post #2 of CR4 Thread : How can i be using ASME codes on the internet to do my design?.

Also you will find a lot of sites such as: ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code VIII/Div.1 (ASME

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