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    This chapter discusses the mechanical design of process equipment, focusing on pressure vessels. It covers pressure vessel codes and standards, fundamental design principles and equations, general design considerations for pressure vessels, designing thin-walled vessels for internal pressure, compensating for openings and branches, designing vessels subject to external pressure and combined loading, vessel supports, bolted flanged joints, heat exchanger tube plates, welded joint design, fatigue assessment of vessels, pressure testing, high-pressure vessels, liquid storage tanks, and pressure-relief devices. The key learning objectives are how to set specifications for a pressure vessel, how vessels are designed and wall thickness determined, how the ASME code is used, and why and how pressure relief systems are selected

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    This chapter discusses the mechanical design of process equipment, focusing on pressure vessels. It covers pressure vessel codes and standards, fundamental design principles and equations, general design considerations for pressure vessels, designing thin-walled vessels for internal pressure, compensating for openings and branches, designing vessels subject to external pressure and combined loading, vessel supports, bolted flanged joints, heat exchanger tube plates, welded joint design, fatigue assessment of vessels, pressure testing, high-pressure vessels, liquid storage tanks, and pressure-relief devices. The key learning objectives are how to set specifications for a pressure vessel, how vessels are designed and wall thickness determined, how the ASME code is used, and why and how pressure relief systems are selected

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    CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN (Pag 961-1266)

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    This chapter discusses the mechanical design of process equipment, focusing on pressure vessels. It covers pressure vessel codes and standards, fundamental design principles and equations, general design considerations for pressure vessels, designing thin-walled vessels for internal pressure, compensating for openings and branches, designing vessels subject to external pressure and combined loading, vessel supports, bolted flanged joints, heat exchanger tube plates, welded joint design, fatigue assessment of vessels, pressure testing, high-pressure vessels, liquid storage tanks, and pressure-relief devices. The key learning objectives are how to set specifications for a pressure vessel, how vessels are designed and wall thickness determined, how the ASME code is used, and why and how pressure relief systems are selected

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    13 MECHANICAL DESIGN OF

    PROCESS EQUIPMENT

    Chapter Contents
    13.1. Introduction 13.8. Design of Vessels Subject to
    13.2. Pressure Vessel Codes and Combined Loading
    Standards 13.9. Vessel Supports
    13.3. Fundamental Principles and 13.10. Bolted Flanged Joints
    Equations 13.11. Heat Exchanger Tube Plates
    13.4. General Design Considerations: 13.12. Welded-Joint Design
    Pressure Vessels 13.13. Fatigue Assessment of Vessels
    13.5. The Design of Thin-Walled Vessels 13.14. Pressure Tests
    Under Internal Pressure 13.15. High-Pressure Vessels
    13.6. Compensation for Openings and 13.16. Liquid Storage Tanks
    Branches 13.17. Pressure-Relief Devices
    13.7. Design of Vessels Subject to 13.18. References
    External Pressure 13.19. Nomenclature
    13.20. Problems

    Key Learning Objectives


    & What factors a process engineer must consider when setting specifications for a pressure
    vessel
    & How pressure vessels are designed and what determines the vessel wall thickness
    & How the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code is used in pressure vessel design
    & Why pressure safety valves are used and how to select, design and specify pressure relief
    systems

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