Platform connection methods and pipeline layout between storage tanks
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The platforms between storage tanks generally consist of spiral stairs, a tank top platform, and guardrails. A device is now being developed for the 20 storage tanks in this tank area – each with a capacity of 60 m3, a diameter of 3600 mm. The distance between the centers of adjacent tanks is 5650 mm, with the tanks arranged in two rows separated by a distance of 6750 mm. The process engineering team requires that an annular platform be installed around the walls of all 20 tanks, with these platforms connected to each other. A roof platform and guardrails are installed on the tank top. All pipes in the tank area shall use the connection passages between storage tanks as pipe racks, with all pipes in the tank area being suspended from the platform passages between the storage tanks. The storage tank is made of 30403 material. To meet the requirements of the platform channel and the annular platform on the pipe wall, I have now increased the thickness of the pipe wall to 10 mm. But it still seems strange, fellow sailors – with all the pipes in this tank area hanging from the platform passages, what’s the feeling like? I have never encountered a tank farm designed like this before; perhaps it’s just that I’m not well-informed. Feeling depressed! I would be extremely grateful if experienced sea travelers could offer some advice!
The tank wall thickness is now set at 10 mm; “tube wall” was written incorrectly::P
There’s so much money they don’t know what to do with it. Is a 60m³ storage tank really necessary? It’s just for show. Isn’t the conventional approach good?
The equipment specialists strongly opposed this practice, but their objections were ineffective. The owner pays for it. **A little over 20 pipes are hanging in the platform passage; what will happen once seismic wind loads are added?
It’s been so long since the question was asked – has anyone ever done this before? We won’t be the first, right? {:3_47:}{:3_47:}{:3_47:}
You can have Security step in to object; just find some reason. For example, escaping ； It’s not safe to bring that many items when sampling. Isn’t it great to have 4 Bialabiala units connected in a row? Why 20?
Silent nights on the western tower, a demonic city by day. Even in the long hot summer, when sweat flows in profusion, one’s eyes remain clear and heart stays cool—yet there is still sorrow. :victory::lol
Could it be two rows side by side, with 10 tanks in each row, and pipes running between the two rows? That works. Pipe supports need to be installed between the two rows of pipes to provide structural support. All pipelines that enter or exit the tanks should run through this pipe gallery, which makes things look neater
”Throughout the four seasons, “Haiyou, it’s like this: there are two rows side by side. The project manager didn’t allow any civil work or the construction of pipe pedestals. All of the platform passages and pipelines, as well as all the loads, are supported by components such as channel steel, all of which are fixed to the walls of the storage tank.” The first version used civil engineering pipe piers for support, but that approach was completely rejected.
Thinking of the Battle of Red Cliffs, or the burning of the enemy camps – what do security experts say?