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Components Under External Pressure in ASME Sec. I PG-28

01/09/2013 8:27 PM

Hi.

I want to know why Under external pressure for head is not covered in ASME sec.I PG-28.

Under external pressure for vessel head has been covered in ASME sec.VIII Div.1 UG.

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Re: Components Under External Pressure in ASME Sec. I PG-28

01/09/2013 9:56 PM

Maybe one place is enough?

A summary of what these two sections cover might help.

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Re: Components Under External Pressure in ASME Sec. I PG-28

01/14/2013 3:08 AM

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, shell is enough accoding to PG-28 in ASME SECTION.I.

... I want to know how to calculate a 2:1 elip head.

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