Hopper reinforcement ribs

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Hello everyone, we have designed a raw material warehouse with a capacity of around 900 tons, and there is a steel hopper at the bottom of the warehouse for unloading materials. I’m wondering now whether the force acting on a hopper is generally the vertical component of the weight of all the material in the bin, acting perpendicular to the hopper’s surface? Also, how are the reinforcement strips designed? What are the options available, and how is the yield strength of angle steel taken into account in such designs? It would be even better if relevant calculation formulas or Excel charts could be provided. Thank you.

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