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WRC - BULLETIN 101

PVRC INTERPRETIVE REPORT OF PRESSURE VESSEL RESEARCH, SECTION 2 – MATERIALS CONSIDERATION

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Organization: WRC
Publication Date: 1 November 1964
Status: active
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Improvements in analytical design procedures developed over the past ten years have led to a better understanding of the significance of calculated stresses as described in "Section l-Design Considerations" of the "PVRC Interpretive Report of Pressure Vessel Research." On the basis of those stress considerations, the present report estimates, insofar as possible, the factors insuring against the various stress-dependent modes of pressure-vessel failures. For these modes of failure, safety indexes are estimated for present Code allowable design stresses and for higher allowable design stresses with particular emphasis on highstrength steels (tensile strengths up to 130,000 psi) and on designs based on yield strength rather than tensile strength. Although the expected change in safety indexes for higher design stresses are presented, no changes in the allowable design stresses are proposed or recommended such changes are the prerogative and responsibility of Code-making bodies.

Document History

BULLETIN 101
November 1, 1964
PVRC INTERPRETIVE REPORT OF PRESSURE VESSEL RESEARCH, SECTION 2 – MATERIALS CONSIDERATION
Improvements in analytical design procedures developed over the past ten years have led to a better understanding of the significance of calculated stresses as described in "Section l-Design...
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