I need a set of drawings for a regular 600m3 square water tank, so that I can use them as a reference for learning. Thank you
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I need a set of drawings for a regular 600m3 square water tank, so that I can use them as a reference for learning. Thank you
Is there any kind-hearted person? I would be extremely grateful..
There is no standard specification for this; since squares are not very strong under stress, it’s best to keep the height as low as possible. Even if the length and width are both 10 meters, the height should still be 6 meters. Personally, I think it’s not very cost-effective to use steel boxes – many reinforcement bars are needed, and the calculations involved are also quite complex. If it’s just for storing water, why not consider using a pool instead?
It would be more appropriate to shape it into a cylinder with a volume of 600 cubic units; a square shape requires more space and results in uneven stress distribution