How is the number of saddles determined based on the specifications of a horizontal storage tank?

2019-05-04View Original

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How is the number of saddles determined based on the specifications of a horizontal storage tank?

Reply #22019-05-04

Usually it’s two; if there are three or more, it means the device is quite long, and calculations are needed to determine the situation. With two points, there’s a straight line; but with three points, will it affect balance?

Reply #32019-05-06

Horizontal storage tanks generally have two saddles; if the length is too great, reinforcement rings should be considered – refer to standard NBT 47042

Reply #42019-06-30

What needs to be calculated: if two are sufficient, there’s no need to use three

Reply #52019-09-23

Usually there are two; it’s rare to see three, unless it’s something with a high specific gravity, such as sulfuric acid storage tanks.

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