Design and Stress Analysis of Extraterrestrial ... - The Black Vault

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Table 2.2. (Cont d)
(1) V(. )3 (4)_ ,_ "1y,,11_ ,,IMP
CTpC- cI'vll•,,•uls E 1 ' \R =,5. .1t3.i,; .% R: . 0 .75.10- 3 .;r
27 0,5(4) 10-3 1,17 1,-42 1 2,47
28 (5)+(27) 10-3 41795 5,2 8,87 8,97
29 (4) [(17)'( 15)](2S,)=e: 107 ,32,03 31,52 32,71 32,C0
3() (20) h 104 -34,67 ý-34,02 -33,41 -34,13
3 (2) h,415 43 44
32 (30)+(32) 104 i 638 8,98 9,79 10,51
33 (2)h' 10-1 -31,6 -32.,11 -32,28 -28,5
34 (29) I' 104 48,05 .17,28 49,07 J 49,9I
35 (33)+(34) 104 18,19 15,17 20,57 10,17
36 0,5 (.r) 104 8,09 7,.59 10,2."9 10,09
37 (32)-(3T'-)=A 0% -1,71, 1,39 --0,5 0,42
38 p=(Q5)!R 10S 17,59 16,49 22,33 21,92
Stress analysis of the load-bearing plate of a react~or ,
In the design of reactors and lother engine units we frequently
encounter single-layer and multi-layer plates, as i•ell as disks,
which operate in a bend from the forces of fluid pressure and
concentrated loads.
Support plates and end pieces are usually 'found tohave a
constant thickness of asymmetric form with asymmetrically located
openings and bracing rods. They 'can be greatly or moderately heated
and, in certain cases, there can be a temperature gradjent alone the
radius of a disk and some va'iati6n in its thickness. The latter,
case can include two-layer plates shield~ed from hot fluids by a
thin wall. The support plate has openings for the passag, of. fluids;
the openings are used for attaching pipes which connect both plates.'
The perforations in the support plate lead to the fact that in a
radial direction it usually has variable i'igidity, particularly at
its bracing point to the walls of the cylinder part of the shell.
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