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How is the membrane stress in the design of bottom-supported tank equipment calculated? ? ?

2021-11-17View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-11-21 at 17:22. The tank supported by the bottom is shown in the figure. Given its radius, water storage height, effective wall thickness, pressure at the top, and the distance of point M from the tank’s horizontal surface, determine the biaxial membrane stress at point M
Reply #22021-11-26
Hydraulic pressure plus atmospheric pressure is used as the calculated pressure, and the mean diameter formula is used to calculate the stress. The axial stress is half of the circumferential stress. I’m a poor student at academics; please offer your corrections

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