How to calculate the saddle support of a vertical container
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This post was last edited by sungo on 2021-11-3 11:11 Some of the vertical containers we produce use saddle supports. The diameter of the cylinder is within 600 and the height is less than 1 meter. Uses a simple saddle support. But I don't know how to calculate the strength.
Is there a circle of cylinder below? This one is short and small in diameter. There is no need to calculate it. If you follow the normal welding process, there will be basically no problem. At worst, I'll put a backing plate under the head.
Just bend the 3mm thick iron plate. Don’t worry about it. It’s not as big as the gas tank in the canteen.
I also know that I don’t need to calculate it, and I have always done it without any problem, and I use 6mm boards, but the supervisory inspector feels that there is no basis for it :'(
Ask the supervisory inspector to have one meal. If not, just two meals.
Let’s make a local finite element by adding a saddle to the lower head. This structure is not complicated either: L
The quality inspector’s requirements are correct, and they should pay attention to the basis.
Why go astray? ? ? The calculation is not complicated
What do you think of this kind of saddle? Why do you need someone to do SAD for this small job? ? ?
It is not complicated for those who can use finite element, but it is difficult for those of us who can only use SW6.:$