For large LNG storage tanks, how deep should the foundation piles be driven? Is it said that the container should be as deep as it is tall?

2018-06-19View Original

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For large LNG storage tanks, how deep should the foundation piles be driven? Is it said that the container should be as deep as it is tall?

Reply #22018-06-19

What type of piles to use and how deep to drive them are determined based on a combination of geological conditions, the weight of the structure, its dimensions, and other factors

Reply #32018-06-20

The 35-meter tank still hasn’t produced any oil

Reply #42018-06-28

Our LNG storage tanks are piloted over 50 meters deep, right down to the rock layer

Reply #52018-07-10

End-bearing piles must reach the rock, while friction piles must meet the design requirements. . . The pot should be as deep as it is tall. . . . . .

Reply #62018-07-23

The piles for the foundation are determined based on the hardness of the ground, and have nothing to do with the height of the storage tank

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