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UG-47 & UW-19

UG-47 & UW-19

UG-47 & UW-19

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This may sound obvious, but UG-47 and UW-19 only apply to pressure between the two plates being braced and stayed, correct? One of my collegues is trying to apply these rules in designing a jacketed rectangular vessel with flat walls as if the pressure (P) from UG-47 is inside the rectangular vessel and the walls are basically a double wall design with staybars between the two layers.

Anyone care to comment and/or confirm my assertion?

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