I need help determining the length-diameter ratio for a horizontal storage tank with a capacity of 40 cubic meters; the tank is 11 meters long and 6 meters wide on site

2017-12-21View Original

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Pressure vessels? Oh, I haven’t done that before

Reply #22017-12-21

You can refer to the dimensions of the standard series. NB/T 47001-2009

Reply #32017-12-22

You can try calculating a few options on your own to see which diameter uses the least material and labor

Reply #42017-12-25

Here’s a principle-based suggestion: first determine the spacing between the two supports; as you mentioned, it can be set at 6 to 8 meters. After that, decide on the diameter, and then adjust the spacing between the supports accordingly.

Reply #52017-12-27

You can try calculating a few options on your own to see which diameter uses the least material and labor

Reply #62017-12-27

It is recommended to use φ2600×6200 (cylinder length)

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I need help determining the length-diameter ratio for a horizontal storage tank with a capacity of 40 cubic meters; the tank is 11 meters long and 6 meters wide on site

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