350 degrees, 500 cubic meters atmospheric pressure storage tank – which standard should be used for design?
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I currently have a storage tank with a capacity of 500 cubic meters, at a temperature of 350 degrees, and operating under normal pressure. May I ask which standard should be used for its design?
Get a vertical container with legs or a foot, a flat-bottomed tank might not work well.
What kind of storage tank is this? Is it the molten salt storage tank used in solar thermal projects?
What medium is in the container used by the poster, and what is the pressure?
Designed in accordance with NB/T47003.1-2009 for steel atmospheric pressure vessels.
What is the design pressure of the storage tank, so that the appropriate design standards can be selected?
It’s as large as 500 cubic units – is this standard applicable? On-site welding?
For volumes below 500 cubic meters, design can be carried out in accordance with NB/T47003.1
As the temperature rises, the allowable stress decreases; in addition, the placement of supports should be such as to avoid the generation of thermal stress
I have worked on on-site bedroom storage tanks with a capacity of 200 cubic meters, as well as molten salt storage tanks, paying attention to the thermal stress on the saddles.