TYPICAL VESSEL HEADS ‘ee a 2:1 ratio, the IDD is 1/4 of the ID. 2:1 ELLIPTICAL 00. 3 A Torispherical Head. Typically i the Dish Radius equals the g °™J)| diameter and the Knuckle z LLig. Radius is 6% of the diameter. t ASME FLANGED AND DISHED = =| A Single Radius Head. The Dish Radius is nomi- nally one half the vessel diameter, sometimes referred to as a Bullet Head. HL, HEMISPHERICAL GLOSSARY Courses ‘Sequentially numbered blocks of insulation. Pamrod Heads are installed in concentric circles or courses around a center. DR Dish radius, also referred to as the crown radius. HaTs™ Highly Advanced Thermal Systems. Trademark of Pamrod Products Company. Hemispherical Head Asingle radius head where the Dish Radius is one half of the vessel diameter. Sometimes referred to as Bullet Heads, 1D Inside diameter of head, or insulation IDD Inside depth of head dish Inside Corner Radius, ICR The Knuckle Radius, KR, of a vessel head. ASME code heads, the ICR is a miminum of 6% of the head diameter. OAH or OH Overall height of head. oD Outside diameter of head or insulation. SF Straight flange, the extension beyond the head tan- gent, to weld the head to the shell. Shallow Head Anon-code head in which the Dish Radius is greater than 100% of the diameter. Standard Head Annon-code head similar to a torispherical head, ‘except the ICR 's smaller than ASME Code allows. Typically, the ICR is three times the head thickness and the Dish Radius equals the diameter, Torispherical Head ASME fianged and dished head. Typically, the Dish Radius equals the vessel diameter and the ICR is a minimum of 6% of the diameter. Vessel Skirt On vertical vessels the skirt provides the support ta hold the vessel upright. The bottom head is inside the vessel skirt, and cannot be seen looking at the vessel. Pamrod’s HATS™ are designed to minimize ‘ield cuts around the vessel head and the skirt.