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The bottom plate of atmospheric pressure storage tanks is filled with sand; what mesh size is appropriate for the particles used?

2019-05-25View Original

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Our company is involved in the SM industry, and we have many intermediate-pressure storage tanks with diameters ranging from 8 to 15 meters. In the past, sea sand was often used as filler under the tank bottoms, which caused significant corrosion to that area. Now, river sand is hardly available, so we want to use quartz sand as a substitute. I would like to ask those who have experience: what particle size is generally suitable?

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