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    Brighton Spec ASME 80-10 2017 PDF

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    The document provides specifications for ASME 80-10 pressure vessel heads including an inside dish radius of 80% of the diameter and inside knuckle radius of 10% of the diameter. It notes that 80-10 heads provide material cost savings over standard ASME shapes as thickness is typically only 66% of an ASME torispherical head. Capabilities include fabrication of heads from 3/16" to 1-1/2" thick in diameters from 18" to 276"+.

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    The document provides specifications for ASME 80-10 pressure vessel heads including an inside dish radius of 80% of the diameter and inside knuckle radius of 10% of the diameter. It notes that 80-10 heads provide material cost savings over standard ASME shapes as thickness is typically only 66% of an ASME torispherical head. Capabilities include fabrication of heads from 3/16" to 1-1/2" thick in diameters from 18" to 276"+.

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    The document provides specifications for ASME 80-10 pressure vessel heads including an inside dish radius of 80% of the diameter and inside knuckle radius of 10% of the diameter. It notes that 80-10 heads provide material cost savings over standard ASME shapes as thickness is typically only 66% of an ASME torispherical head. Capabilities include fabrication of heads from 3/16" to 1-1/2" thick in diameters from 18" to 276"+.

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    Brighton Spec ASME 80-10 2017 PDF

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    The document provides specifications for ASME 80-10 pressure vessel heads including an inside dish radius of 80% of the diameter and inside knuckle radius of 10% of the diameter. It notes that 80-10 heads provide material cost savings over standard ASME shapes as thickness is typically only 66% of an ASME torispherical head. Capabilities include fabrication of heads from 3/16" to 1-1/2" thick in diameters from 18" to 276"+.

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    ASME 80-10
    Specifications
    Inside Dish Radius: 80% of diameter (See ASME Section VIII, Division I, UG-32 for clarification)
    Inside Knuckle Radius: 10% of diameter (See ASME Section VIII, Division I, UG-32 for clarification)
    Typical Thin Out Allowance: 1/2" and Under - Add .0625” to the minimum
    Over 1/2” - Add 15% to 20% of minimum depending on thickness and diameter

    Why use an 80-10?


    As the inside diameter of high alloy pressure vessel heads increases in size, savings in material cost can be achieved by designing 80-10
    Torispherical heads rather than standard ASME Torispherical or Ellipsoidal shapes. It features a dish radius equal to 80% of the diameter,
    and an inside knuckle radius equal to 10% of the head diameter. The 80-10 is typically only 66% the thickness of the ASME Torispherical.
    The Ellipsoidal head is slightly thinner, but cost savings will be offset by added labor cost and a larger blank size. The 80-10 head, developed
    by Brighton Corporation, meets all the requirements of the ASME Unfired Pressure Vessel Code.

    IKR: Inside Knuckle Radius


    IDR: Inside Dish Radius
    THK: Thickness
    OD: Outside Diameter
    SF: Straight Flange
    IDD: Inside Depth of Dish
    OAH: Overall Height

    Capabilities
    Diameter 3/16" 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" 1/2" 5/8" 3/4" 1" 1-1/4" 1-3/8" 1-1/2" 1-3/4"
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    276 • • • • • •
    Heads over 276" can be fabricated as segmented heads. Heads over 1½" on application. Parameters are given as reference only.
    Please contact a sales representative for specific inquiries. Other sizes and thicknesses, including light gauge jacket heads, are available upon application.

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