Pressure Vessel Design : Concepts and principles

ISBN-13: 9780419190806 / Angielski / Twarda / 1994

J. Spence

Opis

Pressurized equipment is used for many industrial processes, for example in petrochemical plants, off-m, shore oil rigs, gas storage and control systems. In each case the pressure vessels must be carefully designed to cope with the operating temperatures and pressures. With the increasing service demands, quality requirements and safety legislation it has become vitally important for engineers to understand the fundamental principles underlying the methodologies of the design standards codes. This text provides background information on pressure vessel design for a wide range of pressurized components. It is written by engineers, the majority of whom serve on the British Standard Pressure Vessel Design Committee. The book derives from a series of courses and seminars run regularly in the UK and overseas by the University of Strathclyde in conjunction with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers since 1986. The scope and coverage has been developed over an extended period to meet the needs of those involved with pressure vessels as designers, fabricators, users, plant operators, inspection bodies, researchers and senior students

Spis treści

Preface. List of contributors. Introduction. Background analysis and introduction to shell theory. Plastic design concepts. Design by rule and design by analysis. Local loads, suports and mounting. Nozzle design and branch connections. Design rules for dished ends. The design of externally pressured vessels with BS5500. Fatigue aspects of pressure vessel design. Tubesheet design. Flange design. Progress towards a european standard. Index.