I've used both options. Best to discuss with your AIA and they should give you guidance. They can also co-ordinate with the AIA at site to minimize the costs.
We are currently building a very large autoclave designed by a company in Texas but yours seems to be an unusually high pressure, which will be a challenge. You can look at this website and contact them if it looks like they can be of service:
www.thermalequipment.com
Anyone have any details about the explosion of the LOx tank at a hospital in downtown Toronto? It looks like the vacuum jacket top head was ripped off but what would cause that to happen in such a catastrophic way...
Does anyone know why I can't specify a coupling in the top head for hillside attachment? The only option I get for couplings is Radial unless I change the style to "Uniform Thickness", in which case I don't get a coupling rating of 3000#.
I don't agree that updating to the current edition of the ASME Code requires a change to the CRN. The requirements of Sect. VIII are that the construction is in compliance with the current edition of the Code which for a vessel built 28 years ago will almost certainly be because the current Code...
Thanks to all who provided their comments. It certainly seems that this is a market that has been explored to the point that the economics show it doesn't work.
Does anyone know of any suppliers of Shipping Container Homes for affordable housing that don't look like Shipping Container low income housing junk?
Thank you
According to our experience the CRN for fittings expires after 10 years. There is no renewal process and a completely new approval is required. You may request to use the same CRN but there is no assurance that it will be granted.
The software packages are generally equal so I would choose the one that is the cheapest to buy and then to maintain. Once you commit to one package you're stuck with whatever fees they want to charge for the annual maintenance. The cost of these packages can be very significant to small...
