Three-layer mixing tank
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The mixing tank has a capacity of 2000L and a diameter of 1400mm. When trying to make it round, the three-layer structure doesn’t become perfectly circular – it ends up oval in shape, with a significant error. Is it necessary to add supports inside? Are there any good methods for making it round?
The thickness of the plate is small; an ellipse shape is normal. When assembling, stand the cylinder upright. Once it reaches the cover, it will be found again.
The cylinder is just over 1 meter long; once the end cap is attached, it’s done
Generally, supports are added inside, and they can be removed when needed.
Is the tank wall thick or thin? Add intermediate support
Stainless steel plates of 3 and 5 mm thickness,
They are all elliptical when rounded, and what about at the end during deadlifts?
Steam is passed through the intermediate layer, with an insulating layer on the outside; the structure designed for steam passage was pressurized to 0.2 MPa – did the inner cylinder deform slightly? How to deal with it?