Complex as it might sound, tori-spherical tanks are actually one of the most common pressure vessels in the industry. They are basically cylindrical vessels with spherical caps, but at the joint the radius reduces sharply:
Here we’ll be looking at how to work out the different radii rθ and rΦ. The procedure for calculating the stresses is still the same as the one in Chapter 1.1
Complex as it might sound, tori-spherical tanks are actually one of the most common pressure vessels in the industry. They are basically cylindrical vessels with spherical caps, but at the joint the radius reduces sharply:
Here we’ll be looking at how to work out the different radii rθ and rΦ. The procedure for calculating the stresses is still the same as the one in Chapter 1.1
Let’s look at the cross-section of a tori-spherical end cap:
The hardest part for tori-spherical questions is usually working out the ro, rΦ and rθ. Once these are conquered, the rest of the question is usually a breeze.
For tori-spherical shells, here’s how you calculate the stress at different regions:
Let’s look at an example now.
Let’s look at the cross-section of a tori-spherical end cap:
The hardest part for tori-spherical questions is usually working out the ro, rΦ and rθ. Once these are conquered, the rest of the question is usually a breeze.
For tori-spherical shells, here’s how you calculate the stress at different regions:
Let’s look at an example now.