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Area of Tank Structural Members

05/03/2014 3:44 AM

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I need to know the area of the structural members of a 11m dia tank. Its a cone roof tank of 15m height. CSR of the roof is 95.4sqm. Please help.
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Re: Area of tank Structurals.

05/03/2014 3:49 AM

Tank Structurals
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05/03/2014 5:15 AM

The forum needs to know what is in the tank, its temperature and pressure, Mildred. You know - all those good things that Mechanical Engineers approach with blinkers on.

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05/03/2014 5:30 PM

What is "CSR"? For some pieces of this tank you may need to know surface area; for others, cross-sectional area. Please be more specific.

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05/04/2014 6:51 AM

Why?

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05/04/2014 4:57 PM

Look at the drawings!

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Re: Area of Tank Structural Members

05/05/2014 7:16 AM

This is still Finals week for many schools.

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Re: Area of Tank Structural Members

05/05/2014 11:17 PM

Hooooookay, but first;

- What kind of a tank is it to be (water, oil, gas, other...?

- To what use is the tank to be put...?

- Where is it to be located...?

- Who, and how many, are going to use it...?

- Is it on the ground, elevated, or subsurface...?

- Is it to be made of steel, wood, aluminum, plastic, other...?

- Is it to be circular, spherical, ellipsoidal, other...?

- Is the top of the cone roof to be 4 meters higher than the top of the 11 meter part, or is it all of 15 meters higher...?

- Under what jurisdiction(s) is it to be permitted...?

- What are the cost considerations...?

- How long is it intended to last...?

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05/07/2014 10:28 PM

... and once again, the original poster appreciates our efforts to answer their question without bothering to respond, at all...

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05/08/2014 1:10 AM

You get that....

As for the OP's question....errr what question? Just a jumble of "thoughts" is what I read.

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