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    storage tank design

    Hi frnds,

    I am designing a storage tank with a height of 8.5m and 4m dia for sulphuric acid.

    For this height does it require wind girder?

    Share your ideas here....

    Regards

    Ram

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  3. Hi,


    D = Nominal tank dia., ft

    H2 = Height of tank shell, ft

    V = Wind velocity, miles/hr.

    but we slove the equation : Z = 0.0001 D2 H2 (V / 100)2

    Z = f3
    f2 x f x (miles/hr)/(miles/hr) = f3

    How to arrive in.3

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    thank you Mr.Robert!!!!

  6. Quote Originally Posted by Ramalingam View Post
    Hi frnds,

    I am designing a storage tank with a height of 8.5m and 4m dia for sulphuric acid.

    For this height does it require wind girder?

    Share your ideas here....

    Regards

    Ram
    Ram,

    It depends of a couple of factors including the design wind speed and thickness of shell courses as well as the tank geometry (hight and diameter) which you mentioned above.

    Assuming that you are desining an atmospheric storage tank to API 650, refer clause 5.9.7 on how to determine the number of intermediate wind girders.

    Cheers,

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    Thank you!!!!!

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    What really decide the need of a top windgirder in API tanks?
    Not intermediate wind girder, i am asking for the critria for giving a top wind girder?

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    aani1984@gmail.com

  10. Quote Originally Posted by aani1984 View Post
    What really decide the need of a top windgirder in API tanks?
    Not intermediate wind girder, i am asking for the critria for giving a top wind girder?

    Help

    aani1984@gmail.com
    Aani,

    Open top storage tanks (even those open top tanks with external floating roofs) must be provided with a top wind girder as per API 650. This is required to keep them cylindrical under wind loads. See API 650 2007 (or 2009) clause 5.9.6 for the required section modulus and some other requirements for top wind girder.

    It goes without saying that top wind girder is different from top angle though.

    Cheers,

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    Thanks for helping.

    clause 5.9.6 for the required section modulus and some other requirements for top wind girder.
    this is not my question

    i am asking the factor which decide the necessity of wind girder

    1) for every tank we must provide top wind girder?
    2) is tr any other factor which decide the necessity of wind girder in api 650 tanks?
    3) is tr any height factor above which me wust provide top windgirder?

  12. Looks like you did not read the reply carefully.

    As I said, all OPEN TOP TANKS require top wind girder, regardless of height and thickness. Open top tanks are those without a fixed roof.

    Other tanks which have a fixed roof, do not require top wind girder. But these type of tanks must have a TOP ANGLE.

    Cheers,

  13. Tanks
    now i got.

    AAni

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    selection criteria for curb angle for fixed roof tank

    hi every one its my first time......
    my question is whats the criteria for selecting the curb angle/top angle?
    for example my tank is 13m, so the minimum requirement for curb angle will be 2*2*1/4.so my question is should i straight away select this one or can go for 3*3*1/4 given that this new angle maintains the tank frangibilty

    help!!!!

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  16. Quote Originally Posted by inam View Post
    hi every one its my first time......
    my question is whats the criteria for selecting the curb angle/top angle?
    for example my tank is 13m, so the minimum requirement for curb angle will be 2*2*1/4.so my question is should i straight away select this one or can go for 3*3*1/4 given that this new angle maintains the tank frangibilty

    help!!!!
    I'm not quite following what your question is. Looks like the answer is in your question. 2x2x1/4 is the minimum required size. You can go with any larger sizes if you need.

    As addressed in API 650 Clause 5.1.5.9 (e) the designer may use other sizes if he/she designs the tanks with frangible roofs, tanks with self supporting roofs, tanks to appendix F, etc.

    But note that if the roof is to be frangible, it is not desirable to go with larger and stronger top angle. See 5.10.2.6 items a.5, b.2, c.1.

    Cheers,

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