Negative pressure issue in 2m3 storage tank
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I currently have a storage tank with a volume of 2 cubic meters, a diameter of 1200, and a height of 1400; it has standard elliptical end caps at both the top and bottom. The entire structure is made of 10mm thick Q235B material, and the connecting pipes are 89x6 in size. Should I install reinforcement rings?
The design pressure is -0.1 Mpa, and the pipe fitting dimensions are 89x6. Is it necessary to use a reinforcement ring for this pipe fitting?
If the corrosion margin is 1, no reinforcement is definitely needed
Poster: What is the design temperature? Missing information! Is it an open-hole reinforcement ring or an external pressure reinforcement ring?
Is there such a thing as a reinforcement ring in negative pressure design? It should be called a reinforcement ring, right?
Shouldn’t the poster provide the design temperature of the medium, as well as the corrosion allowance?
What medium are you using for storage? If it’s an air tank, then it’s not necessary
Filled medium, temperature? Refer to the **standard**.