The outer shell cylinder does not deform during concrete pouring

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I currently have a project involving a concrete silo: the outer diameter of the inner cylinder is φ2014, with a wall thickness of 32 mm; the outer diameter of the outer cylinder is φ3449, and its wall thickness is 20 mm. Both cylinders are 5600 mm in height, and their material is similar to Q345R. Concrete is poured between the two cylinders, and the weight of this concrete is approximately 70–80 tons. Under these conditions, will there be significant local deformation in the inner and outer cylinders before and after the concrete pouring and curing process? Wait around**

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