Question 17.13: A rectangular cross-sectional header is built using the Lloy...

Structural Analysis and Design of Process Equipment

A rectangular cross-sectional header is built using the Lloyd’s Rules. The header is 7.5-in. square with no tube openings. The allowable stress of the material is 15,000 psi and the design pressure P equals 150 psi. What is the minimum required thickness of the header?

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