Design of vessels with jackets made of half tubes

Kheifets, A. I.; Modestova, R. V.; Гудков, В. В.

doi:10.1007/bf01239730

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“…Kheifets et al proposed a calculation method based on thin shells connection for the design of large-diameter half-pipe jacketed vessels operating under high pressure. 1 Jawad gave the background information for the derivation of the half-pipe jacket design rules formulated by the ASME Subgroup on Design of Section VII, and various assumptions were made in developing the rules. 2 Pydi studied the heat transfer of the half-coil jacket.…”

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“…Due to the above advantages, the application of half‐pipe jackets in industrial production is becoming more and more widespread. Kheifets et al proposed a calculation method based on thin shells connection for the design of large‐diameter half‐pipe jacketed vessels operating under high pressure 1 . Jawad gave the background information for the derivation of the half‐pipe jacket design rules formulated by the ASME Subgroup on Design of Section VII, and various assumptions were made in developing the rules 2 .…”

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A design method for half‐pipe jacketed vessels based on numerical limit‐load analysis

Hong

et al. 2022

Asia-Pacific J Chem Eng

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As one kind of jacketed vessels, half-pipe jacketed vessels are widely used in engineering owing to the structural and heat transfer advantages. But for the design of half-pipe jacketed vessels, there are limitations in codes ASME VIII-1 and ASME VIII-2. In this paper, a new design method based on numerical limit-load analysis is proposed to design half-pipe jacketed vessels. The scheme and advantages of the method are presented through a design of half-pipe jacketed vessel. It is found that by performing limit-load analysis, problems of the codes ASME VIII-1 and ASME VIII-2 about the structural limitation of the half-pipe jacketed vessels and loading limitation are solved. In addition, by performing limit-load and parametric analysis, the strength weakness areas on the vessels can be found, and the rational strength design of a structure can be achieved.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%