60-ton horizontal stainless steel storage tank, single layer, normal pressure, material 304, saddle support, diameter 3400mm, barrel length 6000mm, customer required wall thickness 6mm, felt the wall thickness was too thin, Dashenmen,...
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60-ton horizontal stainless steel storage tank, single layer, normal pressure, material 304, saddle support, diameter 3400mm, barrel length 6000mm, the customer requires a wall thickness of 6mm, but the wall thickness feels too thin, how should I design it? ?
It is best to state the phase of the medium to be filled in the jar for reference.
It's definitely a bit thin. Have you calculated the intensity? In addition, stiffness issues need to be considered
There should be no problem with wall thickness bearing pressure. As mentioned above, the thickness of a storage tank of this specification may be more about stiffness.
The horizontal 2-tank is in the form of a saddle, and it is estimated that it will fail the mechanical test.
Does the customer require you to have the same inner and outer diameters?
It is related to the structure (reinforcement, support position, size), and is calculated as a horizontal container.
It should be fine to use a 150-degree angle saddle and add internal and external reinforcement rings.
Just add a reinforcing ring on the outside. We have done this before. It is 1 meter longer than yours and has a wall thickness of 6mm.
We have made a 60 cubic meter vertical one, but the horizontal one is really not stiff enough.