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Help: How to calculate the weight that a concrete base can bear per square meter

2015-07-16View Original

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C30 concrete is used; the upper storage tank has a volume of 40 cubic meters and fits perfectly against the base, with no part hanging in the air
Reply #22015-07-17
For such integral storage tanks, there is generally no need to consider the compressive strength of concrete. In other words, the tank is placed on a piece of rock, and what matters is not the strength of the rock itself, but rather the bearing capacity and deformation capacity of the foundation beneath it.
Reply #32015-07-25
How to calculate the weight that a concrete base can bear per square meter. Calculate the bearing capacity

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