The thickness issue of carbon steel storage tanks

2017-09-26View Original

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I have a question for everyone. I have been using carbon steel tanks that are about 10 years old (used for storing non-corrosive chemical solvents); due to rust and corrosion, the thickness of these tanks is now around 7.5 mm. I couldn’t find any information regarding their original thickness – what is the typical design thickness? Is this thickness safe? I forgot to mention it – it’s a 200M3 storage tank

Reply #22017-09-26

Is 8mm thickness sufficient?

Reply #32017-09-27

Our cylinder walls are usually 10mm thick

Reply #42017-09-27

It depends on what the operating pressure is

Reply #52017-09-29

Verification is carried out based on the design temperature and pressure.

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