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Advantages and disadvantages of the reinforcement pattern for the flat cover of storage tanks

2015-12-11View Original

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The reinforcement ribs on the flat cover of storage tanks come in cross-shaped and radial configurations. When designing, if both configurations meet the requirements, how should one choose? Also, for the reinforcement bars, should I choose rebar plates or I-beams, channel steels, or angle irons?
Reply #22015-12-11
If both conditions are met, use a cross shape; it’s simple; Reinforcing bars, from front to back: angle steel, channel steel, I-beam ; It mainly relates to costs; angle steel should be used instead of I-beam if possible.
Reply #32015-12-11
Of course, it’s best to avoid bending the profiles as much as possible. The type of steel to use depends on the need for stiffness enhancement and the load requirements.

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