Blank diameter for a torispherical dish?

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To calculate the blank diameter for a torispherical dish, it is essential to assume constant thickness and conserved volume. A common approach involves taking a diametral section of the dish and unrolling it to a flat shape. This method ensures that the derived diameter is safely above the minimum required. For critical applications, manufacturers may conduct test pieces or rely on past experience to adjust the blank diameter closer to the exact size needed. The shaping process, whether pressing or metal spinning, also influences the final dimensions.
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Hi,
How can i calculate the blank dia required for a torispherical dish?Please share any formulas if you have..

OD=1332 MM
THICKNESS 6MM
 
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Using a lot of algebra. Have you tried assuming the plate thickness is constant and that volume is conserved?
 
stedwards said:
Using a lot of algebra. Have you tried assuming the plate thickness is constant and that volume is conserved?
yes, thickness is constant and volume is conserved..
 
Google ' torispherical dish calculations '
 
It's not actually all that difficult .

Take a diametral section through the dish and 'unroll' it back to flat .

If dish is made by any normal process which preserves constant and original thickness then diameter of blank as derived above will be on safe side of minimum needed .

In production or for one off's that were critical a manufacturer would either do a test piece or use experience of many previous jobs and trim basic blank diameter to get a little nearer to exact size needed .
 
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Will you shape the flat circle into a torispherical dish by pressing, by metal spinning or by some other process?
 
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