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PVC Drilled tubesheet

PVC Drilled tubesheet

PVC Drilled tubesheet

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Dear all,

although strictly speaking is not an Asme subject, it might be possible that some of you can help me up with the following issue:
For a 64in sea water process vessel, I need to calculate a drilled plate (a tubesheet) made from PVC.
Meanwhile in steel we use ultimate tensile strenght and yield stress as ref. data for allowable stress calculation, I donĀ“t know which is the usual criteria for PVC.
Can any of you provide me with some guideline?
Thanks in advance
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RE: PVC Drilled tubesheet

I just found this website today. It has material properties, but nothing about allowable stresses.

http://www.matweb.com/index.asp

I'm interested what design codes are typically used ...

Good Luck!   RAF

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