Compressive Buckling in Vacuum Pipelines and Tanks
Compressive Buckling in Vacuum Pipelines and Tanks
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I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction with a small prolem related to vacuum systems and buckling.
Basically, I'm trying to find a model that can produce the buckling limits of thin walled vessels or pipes subject to compression. Does such a thing even exist?
My searches so far have come up empty, the only promising lead was blocked by my employer anti-spam system so any inisight would be greatly appreciated.
Basically, I'm trying to find a model that can produce the buckling limits of thin walled vessels or pipes subject to compression. Does such a thing even exist?
My searches so far have come up empty, the only promising lead was blocked by my employer anti-spam system so any inisight would be greatly appreciated.





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Best regards,
athomas236
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By "looking for a model".....what exactly do you mean ?
(This sounds a lot like MBA psychobabble...)
If you are looking for a methodology...ASME VIII
If you are looking for an explanation, I suggest:
- Bednar; "Pressure Vessel Design handbook"
- Megusy; "Pressure Vessel handbook"
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Thanks for the help.
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Let your acquaintances be many, but your advisors one in a thousand' ... Book of Ecclesiasticus
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