Issues regarding the foundations of the hydrochloric acid tank and the alkali tank

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Our acid chloride tanks generally have solid cement foundations; since the alkali tanks are larger, their foundations consist of an outer layer of cement with soil and rock filling inside. Why aren’t the alkali tanks built with entirely solid cement foundations? What does this mean in terms of stress distribution in the design?

Reply #22008-02-19

I’m afraid it’s mainly due to considerations regarding project costs

Reply #32008-02-20

Alkalis have a strong corrosive effect on cement

Reply #42008-02-20

The base of the alkali tank on our device is made of solid cement!

Reply #52008-02-28

It is related to the design institute’s *customs and the owner’s requirements

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