For large storage tanks (100 cubic meters), is a vertical flat-bottomed head or a double-headed design more suitable?
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Do you think the vertical flat-bottom tank designed by the design institute is not suitable in terms of strength and installation? Are these two very different? Which format is better for the canning area?
For such large atmospheric pressure vessels, vertical flat-bottomed conical or arched roofs are still more commonly used.
Vertical flat-bottom, conical, or arched shapes are more common, and they also have better strength. For a flat roof, it is also necessary to consider reinforcement at the top and measures to prevent water accumulation.
Working under pressure? Double-end seals are still required when working under pressure.
It depends on the pressure: at normal pressure, it is usually vertical with a conical top, a flat bottom, and an escalator; but when there is pressure involved, it is generally horizontal with a sealed end
This generally depends on the pressure; it can’t be generalized