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Are there standard atlas for spherical tanks?

2019-11-18View Original

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This post was last edited by YeTangZhangShang on 2019-11-19 at 08:47. I wonder what the approximate weight of spherical tanks with volumes of 1,000 liters and 650 liters (made of carbon steel) would be?
Reply #22019-11-19
With your material and thickness unknown, who knows about the volume and such? The difference can be as much as ten tons, dozens of tons, or even hundreds of tons
Reply #32019-11-19
At normal pressure, made of carbon steel; wall thickness is unknown. Proceed according to standard practices, thank you!
Reply #42019-11-19
It is recommended that you consult the standard GB/T17261-1998 \"Types and Basic Parameters of Steel Spherical Storage Tanks\", which contains relevant dimensions; you can take a look at them and calculate the values yourself based on the thickness.
Reply #52019-11-20
The main issue is that we don’t know the thickness, right?:L
Reply #62019-11-20
Thickness Flip down 12337

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