Design of a 1260-liter storage tank? Request the drawing
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A friend of mine needs to build a storage tank with a capacity of 1260 cubic meters, and he doesn’t have any blueprints. I would be very grateful if someone could send them to him at the address: lidaibing@mail.tpcc.com.cn. Thank you very much. . . . . . . I beg! ! ! !
First, determine the diameter and height, and find a similar reference. Either 1000 cubic meters or 1500 cubic meters will work. Of course, if your space is a constraint, the diameter will be fixed
Medium, pressure, temperature, operating requirements, installation method?
There are many drawings of large storage tanks in Haichuan Chemical; you can check there. There isn’t a design for one with a capacity of 1260 cubic meters, but other similar designs can be used. The drawings of large storage tanks and their detail diagrams are quite similar
It’s hard to say. If there are no special circumstances such as a small space, special materials, or abnormal conditions, it’s quite easy to find a design with a cost of around 1500. To be honest, there’s no need to consider hiring someone to do the design – it’s too expensive, haha. Of course, this applies if it’s your friend’s own company; but if you’re working for someone else (including **), it’s better to hire a professional design firm to handle the design. Start with the overall layout first ^_^ Enough talk, there are too many steps involved
I can design, but I don’t have the necessary qualifications; I’m sorry, I can’t help you. But there should be something similar in the resource section; look for something like that. Pay attention to process requirements such as design pressure, temperature, medium, and corrosion allowance, as well as requirements for the installation foundation. Judging from your situation, this jar probably isn’t a very important container. If the pressure is high, it’s better to find someone with design qualifications to create a drawing for you.
Why is it still 1260 cubic feet? It’s usually in multiples of a thousand or a hundred. It’s a bit hard to say with such vague information; generally, it should be calculated based on 1500. I’m not sure if there are any special requirements
What is the actual volume of a 1,000 cubic meter vault tank, including the space under the vault? ? ? ? We will build 10 tanks, which are used to store materials such as gasoline, diesel, or chemical raw materials. Since we are paying for their construction ourselves, it’s necessary to be thrifty; would it be okay to use walls that are 6 inches thick and a bottom that is 4 inches thick? ? ? ? I plan to buy 1520*9000 size panels; how should they be arranged to save space the most? ? ? ?
Aren’t they all based on integer cubes? Sigh, then I’ll have to look for something nearby as a reference
OP, using 4 thick pieces at the bottom of the container might be a bit thin; it could deform over time
There’s no such thing as a free lunch – free drawings aren’t necessarily suitable. If the poster’s friend is willing, they can get in touch privately; having someone help with the design personally might be safer.