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How are plastic storage tanks fixed to the foundation? ? ? Can it be placed directly on a foundation (a foundation without any embedded elements)? ? ?
Sure, cover the base surface with fine sand. Whether it needs to be fixed or not depends on your jar. Volume, diameter, operating conditions, and so on.
What is the purpose of using fine sand as a padding? And if it needs to be secured, how should it be fixed? ? ?
Our plastic storage tanks are placed directly on the foundation, without any fixation
Plastic storage tanks can be placed indoors or outdoors; when indoors, they do not need to be fixed and can be simply placed on a foundation. In outdoor areas, fixing is necessary due to the varying local wind loads. Consider welding a circular steel ring with an outer diameter larger than that of the plastic storage tank to the foundation prefabricated parts, and placing the circular plastic storage tank inside this ring. If the plastic storage tank is horizontal, it is possible to consider welding two square steel rings that are larger than the base of the plastic storage tank, along with foundation pre-welded components, in order to place the plastic storage tank within those square steel rings.
Fine sand is used to ensure a smooth surface of the foundation and to prevent uneven stress on the contact surface at the bottom of the plastic storage tank. For fixing, larger storage tanks usually have specialized fixtures for that purpose. It’s something that’s wrapped around the tank at the time of production, similar to lugs.
Something like a lifting lug? ? Are there any pictures? It’s fixed at the bottom
It can be found online. Plastic containers, fiberglass ones, various types
There are various forms available: fixation with leg bolts, fixation with support bolts, and those that are not fixed