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According to the definition of a spherical tank, if Figure 1 represents a spherical tank, what are its disadvantages?
Thank you for sharing; I’ve learned something new.
No one is participating at all; let’s just create some chaos. The downside is: which girl will go in with me to have some fun?
This \"spherical tank\" in the image has too many safety hazards: it has too many zones, overly dense welds, incorrect locations for the openings, and those openings are too large, making it extremely unsafe. Fortunately, this is not a spherical tank.
Too many zones, the plates are too small, and the holes are too large
How can handicrafts be compared to containers? Their design concepts are different
Since I am very familiar with spherical tanks, whenever I see anything that resembles them, I can’t help but associate it with real spherical tanks, and it’s easier to remember the information in a fun, entertaining way. Thank you for the reminder.
There is also a problem with the material; it probably cannot withstand pressure and can only be used to hold air
It’s not okay to bring a girl in – it causes a lot of stress and wear; it can’t handle uneven, intermittent dynamic loads; P is not safe
The equatorial line should have no seams; the seams of the spherical segments should be offset from each other, the support legs should be evenly distributed around the circumference, and the lowest part should be where the pipes emerge. .