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    The document provides section moduli values for various stiffening ring sections used in tank shells, as specified in API standard 650. It includes a figure illustrating typical stiffening ring section details and two tables listing the section moduli for different ring sizes and shell thicknesses in metric units.

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    5-80

    API STANDARD 650

    25 mm (1 in.)

    16t

    16t

    t
    Detail b

    Detail a

    16t

    Detail c
    16t

    16t

    Detail d

    16t

    150 mm (6 in.)
    16t
    (1

    6 mm /4 in.)

    16t

    Detail e
    t

    Figure 5.24Typical Stiffening-ring Sections for Tank Shells (see Table 5.20a and Table 5.20b)

    Copyright American Petroleum Institute


    Provided by IHS under license with API
    No reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS

    Licensee=Techint S.A./5938621100, User=Vanoli, Ariel


    Not for Resale, 05/03/2013 13:46:43 MDT

    --```,,,``````,`,,,`,,,,,```,`,,-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`---

    65 mm (21/2 in.)

    WELDED TANKS FOR OIL STORAGE

    5-81

    Table 5.20aSection Moduli (cm3) of Stiffening-Ring Sections on Tank Shells (SI)


    Dimensions in millimeters
    Column 1
    Member Size

    Column 2

    Column 3

    Column 4

    Column 5

    Column 6

    As-Built Shell Thickness


    5

    10

    11

    6.77
    8.63
    13.97

    28.16
    34.67
    37.49
    53.84
    74.68
    87.69

    29.15
    36.20
    63.21
    70.08
    93.71
    110.77
    141.38
    171.17

    30.73
    38.51
    66.88
    74.49
    99.86
    118.97
    152.24
    184.11

    32.04
    40.32
    69.48
    77.60
    104.08
    124.68
    159.79
    193.08

    32.69
    41.17
    70.59
    78.90
    105.78
    126.97
    162.78
    196.62

    186.49
    223.37
    256.84
    308.17
    335.45
    402.92
    473.57

    195.15
    234.55
    269.59
    324.40
    353.12
    425.14
    495.62

    201.83
    243.41
    279.39
    337.32
    366.82
    443.06
    513.69

    204.62
    247.16
    283.45
    342.77
    372.48
    450.61
    521.41

    341
    427
    519
    615
    717
    824
    937
    1054
    1176
    1304
    1436
    1573
    1716
    1864
    2016
    2174

    375
    473
    577
    687
    802
    923
    1049
    1181
    1317
    1459
    1607
    1759
    1917
    2080
    2248
    2421

    392
    496
    606
    723
    846
    976
    1111
    1252
    1399
    1551
    1709
    1873
    2043
    2218
    2398
    2584

    399
    505
    618
    737
    864
    996
    1135
    1280
    1432
    1589
    1752
    1921
    2096
    2276
    2463
    2654

    Top Angle: Figure 5.24, Detail a


    65 65 6
    65 65 8
    75 75 10

    6.58
    8.46
    13.82

    Curb Angle: Figure 5.24, Detail b


    65 65 6
    65 65 8
    75 75 6
    75 75 10
    100 100 7
    100 100 10

    27.03
    33.05
    35.98
    47.24
    63.80
    71.09

    65 65 6
    65 65 8
    100 75 7
    102 75 8
    125 75 8
    125 75 10
    150 75 10
    150 100 10

    28.09
    34.63
    60.59
    66.97
    89.41
    105.20
    134.14
    155.91

    Two Angles: Figure 5.24, Detail d (See Note)


    100 75 8
    100 75 10
    125 75 8
    125 75 10
    150 75 8
    150 75 10
    150 100 10

    181.22
    216.81
    249.17
    298.77
    324.97
    390.24
    461.11

    Formed Plate: Figure 5.24, Detail e

    b = 250
    b = 300
    b = 350
    b = 400
    b = 450
    b = 500
    b = 550
    b = 600
    b = 650
    b = 700
    b = 750
    b = 800
    b = 850
    b = 900
    b = 950
    b = 1000

    NOTE The section moduli for Details c and d are based on the longer leg being located horizontally (perpendicular to the shell) when angles
    with uneven legs are used.
    Copyright American Petroleum Institute
    Provided by IHS under license with API
    No reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS

    Licensee=Techint S.A./5938621100, User=Vanoli, Ariel


    Not for Resale, 05/03/2013 13:46:43 MDT

    --```,,,``````,`,,,`,,,,,```,`,,-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`---

    One Angle: Figure 5.24, Detail c (See Note)

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