Stability verification of double-layer spherical tanks

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Guys, for the hydraulic test, does the mass m3 of the liquid refer only to the mass of the liquid in the inner tank? Should we go with the one with a larger hydraulic mass in the interlayer? The pillars provide direct support to the inner tank, while the outer tank is welded to the pillars; it seems that it is the inner tank that bears the main load. However, the hydraulic mass of the interlayer is twice as large as that of the inner tank. So, guys, how should the value of m3 be determined? Also, the pillar is divided into three sections; which section’s pillar material should be used in the calculations during verification? The main issue is the lack of relevant design standards; many aspects are ambiguous. I hope experts can offer some guidance!

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