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ASME UHX - TUBESHEET THICKNESS DECIDE

ASME UHX - TUBESHEET THICKNESS DECIDE

RE: ASME UHX - TUBESHEET THICKNESS DECIDE

ChiangJaron, assuming you are under Part UHX, your dimension "T" corresponds to the Part UHX variable "h". Dimension "hg" should be an input and is accounted for in "h". See UHX-12.3 Nomenclature and Fig UHX 12.1 sketch (d).

You don't show a thickness dimension for the rim at the bolt circle, but if bolt loads are transferred thru it, it is subject to the rules of UHX 9. If bolt loads are not transferred then dimension "T-2*H2" is subject to the same.

Regards,

Mike

The problem with sloppy work is that the supply FAR EXCEEDS the demand

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