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How deep should the foundation for a heat exchanger with a diameter of 1.7 meters be?

2010-09-04View Original

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How deep should the foundation for a heat exchanger with a diameter of 1.7 meters be? Which standard should be referenced?
Reply #22010-09-08
How tall is it? Referencing civil engineering
Reply #32010-09-08
This should be determined by the civil engineering team, right?
Reply #42011-04-08
I took a quick look at GB50007 and SH3058, but didn’t find any very clear calculation methods for L. . . :Lol, I just roughly decided on a depth of 800mm based on my subjective imagination. . .
Reply #52011-04-08
However, my device is not a heat exchanger; it is a atmospheric pressure water tank with a total weight of 50 tons including the water. . . Well, I’m not from a civil engineering background, so I’ll just have to design it roughly somehow:funk:

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