Formed Heads | Dished Heads | Types of Head | Head Types: ASME Section VIII Div. 1 @ Whizz Engineers

[@akshaywagh5469]

Great video

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[@VinodKumar-yf4hf]

Well explained...

[@omaralnajjar9670]

Thanks a lot!!

[@dashingdino]

Very nicely explained

[@rohitsurwase5284]

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[@mangeram2731]

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[@drury2d8]

Whats the code to be used for an unstayed flat head with large central hole less than 1/2 outer diameter?

[@tagert1430]

4:38 Why cannot the type of heads be manufactured from a singe flat head or peace? Will it be weaker?

[@maxk4324]

I imagine at larger diameters (like the example shown) the amount of deformation needed to stamp/draw a hemispherical head from a single plate would either exceed the elongation-to-break of most materials, and even if it didn't just think of how large a press would have to be to both be powerful enough and have a deep enough stroke in order to perform the stamping. It likely just becomes cheaper and easier to do it in sections.

[@coloredcoat]

The limit of sheet metals width is the standard capacity width of the rolling mill. Anything requiring a wider sheet than standard is custom made or welded from the smaller sheet width.

[@bheswararaoeswararao7523]

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[@dsg19oct]

Hi, where we tolerance for Circumference of Dish and Shell as per ASME VIII?

[@WhizzEngineers]

Circumference tolerance is not given in ASME Section VIII, please refer client specifications for circumference tolerance. Please watch the Dish Head inspection video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYSudoN3lMuZnrs

[@YADAV-os3ht]

Please send layout formula hemispherical

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How to maintan ovality between two sell

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Vessel pressure bottom head formed plate name