Titanium Dished Head

A titanium dish head is made up of three parts: a somewhat spherical shell, a circular arc edge, and a decent edge (short cylinder treatment). Due to the rapid change in curvature radius at the intersection of the spherical shell and folded edge, its mechanical properties are inferior to those of spherical and elliptical heads, folded edge, and straight edge.

Titanium dished head

Due to its shallow depth and little needs for stamping tools and dies, the titanium dished head is simple to produce. It is rarely used for force vessels and is only applied when low pressure, a reduction in head depth, or the absence of mold is necessary.

Titanium Dish Head Cap

The use of spinning production technology has made it possible to make large-diameter elliptical heads with ease. Ellipsoidal heads are often used in medium and low-pressure vessels because of their overall good performance.

Similar to elliptical heads, titanium dished heads are often used heads in chemical equipment, however, due to their spherical shape, their geometric calculations are more difficult than elliptical heads and transition sections.

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