In the terminology of Metengqi industrial vacuum cleaners, what does “thickness” generally refer to?
What is thickness? I’m sure everyone knows without me having to explain—it’s a linear measurement of a material in one particular direction, typically expressed in millimeters. So then… Industrial vacuum cleaner So, what exactly does this “thickness” refer to? Is it the thickness of the machine itself? Of course not! The “thickness” we’re talking about here is quite different from what you might initially think. It can be further subdivided into calculated thickness, design thickness, nominal thickness, and effective thickness. But how exactly are these different types of thicknesses calculated? Let’s dive in and explore them in detail together, right now!

(1) Calculated thickness: The thickness obtained by calculation based on the specified conditions. When necessary, the thickness required for other loads should also be included.
(2) Design thickness: refers to the sum of the calculated thickness and the corrosion allowance.
(3) Nominal thickness: Refers to the thickness obtained by adding the negative deviation of the steel thickness to the design thickness and then rounding up to the standard specification thickness of the steel. This is the thickness indicated on the drawing.
(4) Effective thickness: refers to the nominal thickness minus the corrosion allowance and the negative deviation of the steel material.
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