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    Hemispherical Head

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    This document provides calculations for the design of a hemispherical pressure vessel head with the following dimensions: an outside diameter of 10 inches, a thickness before forming of 0.1 inches, and a thickness after forming of 0.085 inches. The material is SA-240 304 steel with an allowable stress of 20,000 psi. The internal pressure is 50 psi. The calculations determine the required minimum thickness, maximum allowed pressure, head volume, surface area, steel volume, and steel weight. All values are shown to be acceptable based on the given dimensions and material properties.

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    Hemispherical Head

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    This document provides calculations for the design of a hemispherical pressure vessel head with the following dimensions: an outside diameter of 10 inches, a thickness before forming of 0.1 inches, and a thickness after forming of 0.085 inches. The material is SA-240 304 steel with an allowable stress of 20,000 psi. The internal pressure is 50 psi. The calculations determine the required minimum thickness, maximum allowed pressure, head volume, surface area, steel volume, and steel weight. All values are shown to be acceptable based on the given dimensions and material properties.

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    This document provides calculations for the design of a hemispherical pressure vessel head with the following dimensions: an outside diameter of 10 inches, a thickness before forming of 0.1 inches, and a thickness after forming of 0.085 inches. The material is SA-240 304 steel with an allowable stress of 20,000 psi. The internal pressure is 50 psi. The calculations determine the required minimum thickness, maximum allowed pressure, head volume, surface area, steel volume, and steel weight. All values are shown to be acceptable based on the given dimensions and material properties.

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    Hemispherical Head

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    Ascanio Barbosa
    This document provides calculations for the design of a hemispherical pressure vessel head with the following dimensions: an outside diameter of 10 inches, a thickness before forming of 0.1 inches, and a thickness after forming of 0.085 inches. The material is SA-240 304 steel with an allowable stress of 20,000 psi. The internal pressure is 50 psi. The calculations determine the required minimum thickness, maximum allowed pressure, head volume, surface area, steel volume, and steel weight. All values are shown to be acceptable based on the given dimensions and material properties.

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    Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.

    Hemispherical Head Design Tool ver E4.01


    Hemispherical Head Description Dimensions: 10.000 Do [in] - outside diameter of head 0.100 tb [in] - thickness before forming 0.085 tf [in] - thickness after forming 0.010 Corr [in] - corrosion allowance Material and Conditions: SA-240 304 Material 20,000 S [psi] - allowable stress 1.00 E - head longitudinal efficiency 50.0 P [psi] - interior pressure = Calculated Properties:

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    4,2 Mpa
    Approx. head weight based on steel, lbs =

    0.0 Approx. head volume, cuft = 0.14 0-0 = 0.000 (0-2*0)/2 = 0.000 0/2 = 0.000

    Variables: nt [in] = tf-Corr ~~ thickness with corrosion allowance removed L [in] = (Do-2*nt)/2 ~~ inside radius with corrosion allowance removed Ro [in]= Do/2 Required Thickness: UG-32(f) Treq [in] = (P*L)/(2*S*E-0.2*P)+Corr ~~required minimum thickness Treq<=tf Maximum Pressure: UG-32(f) Pmax [psi] = (2*S*E*nt)/(L+0.2*nt) ~~ maximum allowed design pressure
    CheckPMax =

    CheckTreq =

    (0*0)/(2*0*0-0.2*0)+0 = #DIV/0! 0<=0 = Acceptable

    Pmax >= P

    (2*0*0*0)/(0+0.2*0) = #DIV/0! 0 >= 0 = Acceptable

    App. 1-4(f) calculation is not included on this sheet Heads may be subject to stress relief if large elongation occurs - UCS-79(d), UNF-79(d), UHA-44(d) Use the Weld Efficiency program to calculate E The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here. This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads. This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

    Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.

    120 Randall Drive, Suite B Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C6


    www.pveng.com (519) 880-9808

    Hemispherical Head
    Volume = 2*pi()*(Do/2-tf)^3/3 Volume = 2*pi()*(0/2-0)^3/3 Volume = 0 Surface Area = 2*pi()*(Do/2-tb/2)^2 Surface Area = 2*pi()*(0/2-0/2)^2 Surface Area = 154 Steel Volume = Surface Area*tb Steel Volume = 0*0 Steel Volume = 0 Steel Weight = 0.2836*Steel weight Steel Weight = 0,2836*0 Steel Weight = 0

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