Storage Tank Calculation 3 PDF Free
Storage Tank Calculation 3 PDF Free
References
Appendix B
Appendix E
Formulae for Stress And Strain
Tank Data Sheet
CALCULATION
2. MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION
Shell/Bottom/Roof Plate
Roof Structure/Curb Angle
Nozzles
Flanges
Bolting For Nozzles
Bolting for Structures
Wind Girder
Sd = Table 5.2
St = 3/4*Ys*Fy
St = 3/7*UTS
St = Table 5.2
The 1-foot method calculates the thicknesses required at design points 0.3 m
(1 ft) above the bottom of each shell course. This method shall not be used
for tanks larger than 60 m (200 ft) in diameter.
4.9 x D x (H - 0.3) x G
td = ---------------------------------- + C.A.
Sd
4.9 x D x (H - 0.3)
tt = ------------------------------
St
Where,
Where
tb = thickness of the annular plate (see 5.5.3), in mm,
H = maximum design liquid level (see 5.6.3.2), in m,
G = design specific gravity of the liquid to be stored.
Minimum thickness of the bottom plate is 6mm as per 5.4.1 (Excluding the
corrosion allowance)
Hydrostatic test stress in the lowest course Sth is calculated. As per Sth
value thickness of the annular plate is checked with Table 5.1
6. Bottom Plate
As per API 650 5.4.1, the minimum required thickness shall be 6 mm + C.A.
All rectangular and sketch plates shall have a minimum nominal width of
1800 mm (72 in.)
The Top Wind Girder is provided at: 1100 mm From Top Curb Angle as per
5.9.4
As per API 650, 3.9.6 the required min. section modulus is,
I= BD^3 +AY^2
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Z =I/Ymax
Where,
As per API 650 5.9.7.1, the maximum height of the unstiffened shell H1 is
The section modulus of the intermediate wind girder shall be based on the
properties of the attached members and may include a portion of the tank
shell for a distance above and below the attachment to the shell, in mm (in.)
In SI units
11. WEIGHT CALCULATION
Hc = (v/160) ^2
(Refer 5.2.1 The design wind pressure shall be 0.86 kPa (V/190)^2,
([18lbf/ft2][V/120]^2) on vertical projected areas of cylindrical surfaces and
1.44 kPa (V/190)^2, ([30lbf/ft2][V/120]^2) uplift on horizontal projected
areas of conical or doubly curved surfaces, where V is the 3-sec gust
windspeed.)
Where
Dw = effective tank diameter
H = height of the tank
Ac =Effective cone area
Find effective mass of the contents from Fig E-2 (W1/Wt and W2/Wt)
Find effective centroid of seismic force from Fig E-3 (X1/H and X2/H)
Where
tb= Thickness of the bottom plate
Fby= Yield Strength of the bottom plate