Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Computations and Detailing of Pressure Vessels Having Unusual Requirements in Design
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2013
Abstract
The provisions of Australian Standard AS 1210-1989 for design and detailing of unfired pressure vessels can be applied to commonly encountered design situations where the shells have small openings. The technique of finite element analysis is a convenient and powerful tool for the purpose of computational stress analysis when the design requirements are such that either the openings are large, or where concentrated loads and/or thermal movements are present. This paper provides a summary of one such practical design of a pressure vessel. While the computational technique using finite element analysis simplifies the stress analysis of pressure vessels considerably, the study revealed a key need to standardize the different factors affecting the stresses developed during the design of a pressure vessel.
Publication Title
Neural, parallel, & scientific computations
Volume
21
Issue
2
First Page
263
Last Page
278
Recommended Citation
Patnaik, Anil; Hegana, Ashenafi; and Srivatsan, Tirumalai S., "Computations and Detailing of Pressure Vessels Having Unusual Requirements in Design" (2013). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research. 312.
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