Journal of Liaoning Petrochemical University ›› 2005, Vol. 25 ›› Issue (2): 63-64.

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Vacuum Checking of Liquefied Petroleum Accumulator Pot

  

  1. Fushun Vocational Technology Institute , Fushun Liaoning 113006 , P .R .China
  • Received:2005-03-22 Published:2005-06-20 Online:2017-04-18

液化石油气贮罐真空校核

马春荣, 刘 颖   

  1. 抚顺职业技术学院, 辽宁抚顺113006
  • 作者简介:马春荣(1961 -), 女(满), 辽宁抚顺市, 副教授

Abstract:

        Vacuum checking problems under the different working environments were analyzed in the design process of liquefied petroleum accumulator pot .With computing different media and inner diameters o f pots , a rule whether a liquefied petroleum pot filled with propylene, propane , butane and butylenes could be checked according to vacuum condition in the low temperature w as found .By comparing thickness of inner -press and outside -press barrel w all, it' s concluded that the larger the saturated stream press of liquefied petroleum gas is, the smaller the probability of vacuum check is.On the contrary , the smaller the saturated stream press of liquefied petroleum gas is, the larger the probability of vacuum checking is.Therefore , the conclusion helps reduce the unnecessary checking , increase the designing efficiency , and shorten the product design period .

Key words:  Liquefied petroleum gas, Accumulator pot , Vacuum , Shell, Check

摘要:      分析了液化石油气贮罐在设计过程中, 不同的工作环境真空校核问题。对不同的介质和不同的贮罐内径进行了计算, 找出了处于环境低温下装有丙烯、丙烷混合液化石油气、正丁烷、异丁烷、丁烯、丁二烯的液化石油气贮罐可否按真空校核的规律。对内压与外压筒体壁厚进行了比较, 得出液化石油气的饱和蒸汽压力越大, 按真空校核的概率越小;反之饱和蒸汽压越小, 校核的概率就越大。因此能够在设计中减少不必要的校核, 可以提高设计效率, 缩短产品设计周期。

关键词:  液化石油气,  贮罐,  真空,  壳体,  校核

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MA Chun -rong,LIU Ying. Vacuum Checking of Liquefied Petroleum Accumulator Pot[J]. Journal of Liaoning Petrochemical University, 2005, 25(2): 63-64.

马春荣, 刘 颖. 液化石油气贮罐真空校核[J]. 辽宁石油化工大学学报, 2005, 25(2): 63-64.

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