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According to NB/T47065.2-2018, Container supports: Horizontal tanks are equipped with saddles; are legs required?

2019-07-18View Original

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According to NB/T47065.2-2018 \"Container supports: Leg-type supports\", it can be seen that horizontal tanks (containers) do not have legs, only saddles?
Reply #22019-07-18
The idea is unique; it needs to be designed by oneself.
Reply #32019-07-18
As long as the calculation is correct. Customer approval. OK
Reply #42019-07-19
If leg supports are used, how is the local stress calculated?
Reply #52019-07-19
I mean that the Quanli horizontal container model doesn’t have legs; it only has a saddle; The selection of the saddle can be determined directly based on the inner diameter of the tank (DN****); it seems that the standard does not take into account the length of the tank.
Reply #62019-07-19
There are standards for design; it’s not possible to make it as long as you want. These standards have already taken such things into account
Reply #72019-07-20
Why use leg-type supports in horizontal containers?
Reply #82019-07-20
This post was last edited by All the best_DTSP on 2019-7-20 08:19. For the convenience of piping, I’m wondering if there are any standards or whether it is allowed (or prohibited).

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