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Beneath the ground, there are DN400 concrete drainage pipes buried at a depth of 2.5m; can a 20t tank be placed on the surface?

2020-09-16View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: there is a DN400 concrete drainage pipe buried 2.5 meters underground in this area. We are planning to renovate this space to install more equipment. Can a 20-ton tank be placed on the ground surface? Will it damage the pipe? ?
Reply #22020-09-16
Have a design firm do the calculations for you. First, if no foundation is to be built, it’s necessary to check whether the bearing capacity of the existing ground layer is sufficient; otherwise, ground settlement may occur. If the bearing capacity is not enough, a foundation must be constructed, and the depth of foundation excavation also needs to be taken into consideration. Generally, this depth is sufficient
Reply #32020-09-16
The design principle does not allow for intersections. Unless the ground pipe is rerouted.

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