For a 200-cubic-meter domestic water tank, is it better to design it in accordance with GB50341 or NBT47003? Can I use an open flat panel?

2016-04-22View Original

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For a 200-cubic-meter domestic water tank, is it better to design it in accordance with GB50341 or NBT47003? Can I use an open flat panel?

Reply #22016-04-22

Flat plates suffer significant welding deformation during welding, making it difficult to adjust them; it is best to avoid using flat plates. If it has a flat conical top and is fabricated on-site, I personally prefer to use 50341 for the calculation. If it is manufactured in a workshop, I personally prefer to use 47003 for the calculation.

Reply #32016-04-23

If the requirements aren’t high, just use a tablet. After all, it saves money.

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