Storage tank standard issues
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I would like to ask how to choose between GB50341, SH/T3046, and NB/T47003 in the design of storage tanks
New version of GB50341-2014 \"Code for Design of Vertical Cylindrical Welded Steel Oil Tanks\", SH/T 3046-1992 \"Code for Design of Vertical Cylindrical Welded Steel Storage Tanks in the Petrochemical Industry\", ++NBT 47003.1-2009 \"Welded Steel Pressure Vessels at Atmospheric Pressure\"
In what situations are each of these three criteria used, especially when their applicable scenarios overlap?
Generally, for volumes greater than 50 cubic meters, we use GB50341 for carbon steel and SH/T3046 for stainless steel; for volumes less than 50 cubic meters, we use NB/T47003.
NB/T47003.1 is not applicable to vertical cylindrical vessels with a volume greater than 1000 cubic meters.
It is recommended to give priority to GB, as it is a **mandatory standard!
For large storage tanks, use 50341 or 3046 (for petrochemical system projects); for small ones, use 47003
What material is the storage tank made of? If it’s fiberglass, then it’s JC/T587-2012::lol
We’ve learned it; we’re not going to do anything too big now. Use NB/T!