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DS 409 & DS 410

06/02/2011 11:53 AM

Any one knows about Structural Supports (for Pressure vessels) Code / Standard DS 409 & DS 410?

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06/02/2011 12:57 PM

I know of no standards specific to pressire vessels. Normally, the pressure vessel hard spots, weight, shock, etc. would be provided to a civil engineer who would treat it as a single object requiring support. The normal rules of statics and dynamics would be used to design the structure.

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06/02/2011 5:59 PM

You are more than welcome to purchase the standard and have a copy of your very own, which would be illegal to give to others who have not paid.

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