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Issues with the installation of spherical tank tie rods

2015-10-19View Original

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How should the height of the spherical tank tie rods be determined? Is it better to be high or low?
Reply #22015-10-20
I want to tell the original poster two things: when the tie rod is raised, the natural vibration period decreases, and the lateral force on the pillars increases. As for exactly what will be affected, the original poster can check 12337 to figure out the answer.
Reply #32015-10-21
Generally speaking, the height of the tie rod is related to the ratio at which the upper and lower pillars are separated. Under normal circumstances, the tie rod should be placed as high up on the lower pillar as possible; as long as the strength requirements are met, ease of installation is sufficient, and there is no need to pay too much attention to the difference in height.

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