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How to address the bulging and dishing issues of the new storage tank bottom plate

2020-06-23View Original

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This post was last edited by Yu Qin on 2020-6-23 at 21:50. Dear experts, the tank body that has just been welded shows severe unevenness in its bottom plate; when a person enters the tank, the bottom plate appears to rise and fall like the deck of a ship. According to GB50128, the maximum degree of unevenness allowed is 5 centimeters. The questions are as follows: First, how can this degree of unevenness be measured? This involves negotiations with the construction party – is there any third party that can carry out such measurements? Second, if the degree of unevenness exceeds the specified requirements, how should it be corrected? Thank you
Reply #22020-06-23
1. Are the design documents complete? 2. Are the construction documents complete? 3. How is the foundation inspected?
Reply #32020-06-24
Is the welding structure at the bottom of the storage tank lap-type? If it’s a lap joint, unevenness is inevitable
Reply #42020-07-06
How to measure it? Is there a solution?

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