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Issues regarding rectangular containers in JB/T4735

2019-06-20View Original

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3.2.2 When the container is equipped with compartmental partitions, the partitions shall be designed as wall panels. How should this sentence be understood? Should each individual chamber be considered as a separate container for calculation, or should only the chamber in which the partition is located be treated as a container to determine the thickness of that partition wall? How to calculate a rectangular container with lengths, widths, and heights of 3L, B, H respectively, which contains three chambers of the same size (with lengths, widths, and heights of L, B, H respectively)? It is calculated based on a large rectangular container, with the partitions considered as tie rods ; Should we calculate it using one of those small rectangular containers instead?
Reply #22019-06-25
Are all three compartments filled with liquid at the same time? If the liquid level in each compartment is different at times, calculations still need to be done separately; in such cases, it’s sufficient to use the values of one of the smaller compartments

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