Cone-to Cylinder Analysis
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Description
This program follows along with the ASME IIIV-1 code book for the analysis of a cone-to-cylinder junction of a pressure vessel under internal pressure to determine whether or not reinforcement is needed. I have included a second page which is a check against the example problem in App L of IIIV-1. I claim no responsibility for the use of this spreadsheet and suggest that it be used only for a ballpark estimate. Note: Sheets are locked, but there is no password.
Calculation Reference
Pressure Vessels
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johndoyle-admin
8 years ago
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14 years ago
we are need this format
16 years ago
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