Rectangular Tank Design Exel
Rectangular Tank Design Exel
Rectangular Tank Design Exel
1
ORIENTAL
DOCUMENT NO. : OMPL-DC-204 30-Apr-15
MANUFACTURERS
CHKD. APPD.
COVER PAGE
SNS CP
TOTAL PAGES : 11
(INCL. THIS PAGE)
MATERIAL SPECIFICATION: :
- Shell, Roof & Bottom : SS 304L
- Allowable Stress Sa : 16700.1 psi
= 115143 kPa
- Allowable Bending Stress Sb : 11022.066 psi
= 75994.47 kPa
- Nozzle Neck : A 182 F 304L
- Flange : A 182 F 304L
- Pipe Fittings : A 312 TP 304L
- Bolts & Nuts : A 193 Gr B7 / A 194 Gr. 2H
- Stiffeners : SS 304L
TANK GEOMETRY:
- Height H: 1500 mm
- Length L: 1600 mm
- Width W: 1400 mm
Height (H)
Width (W)
Page 2 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II. DESIGN
II.1 Side Wall Plate Calculation (Height x Length)
II.1.1 Wall Thickness Calculation
(As per Roark's Formulas 7Th Ed, Table 11.4 Case 1a)
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Moment inertia required: (Ref: Formula No.-9 of Ch. 13 -Design Of Rectangular Tank )
Jmin = R1*b4/(192*E*ta) = 118.64 mm4
= 0.0119 cm4
Moment inertia of used stiffener (angle 50x50x6):
Jx = Jy = 12.8 cm4
Therefore, Top edge stiffener is satisfactory
Page 3 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.1.4 Vertical Stiffener
Maximum bending moment: (Ref: Formula No.-16 of Ch. 13 -Design Of Rectangular Tank )
Mmax = 0.0642*Pd*b*Hy2 = 0.06 kNm
Required section modulus:
Zr = Mmax/Sa = 5.27E-07 mm3
= 0.53 cm3
Section modulus of used stiffener (angle 50x50x6):
Z = 3.61 cm3
Therefore, Vertical stiffener is satisfactory
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Moment inertia required: (Ref: Formula No.-9 of Ch. 13 -Design Of Rectangular Tank )
Jmin = R1*b4/(192*E*ta) = 104.32 mm4
= 0.0104 cm4
Moment inertia of used stiffener (angle 50x50x6):
Jx = Jy = 12.8 cm4
Therefore, Top edge stiffener is satisfactory
Page 4 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 5 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.2.3 Horizontal Stiffener
Moment inertia required: (Ref: Formula No.-9 of Ch. 13 -Design Of Rectangular Tank )
Jmin = R2*b4/(192*E*ta) = 1112.76 mm4
= 0.1113 cm4
Moment inertia of used stiffener (angle 50x50x6):
Jx = Jy = 12.8 cm4
Therefore, Horizontal stiffener is satisfactory
b b
a
(W)
Width
Page 6 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.4 Bottom Plate Calculation
b b b b
a
a
idth(W)
a
W
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 7 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
I. DESIGN PARAMETERS:
TANK GEOMETRY:
- Height H: 1200 mm
- Length L: 1100 mm
- Width W: 1000 mm
Height (H)
Width (W)
Page 8 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 9 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II. DESIGN
II.1 Side Wall Plate Calculation (Height x Length)
II.1.1 Wall Thickness Calculation
(As per Roark's Formulas 7Th Ed, Table 11.4 Case 1a)
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 10 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 11 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.1.4 Vertical Stiffener
Maximum bending moment at Hy = 0.5773*amax = 346.38 mm
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Page 12 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
b b
a
(W)
Width
Page 13 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 14 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.4 Bottom Plate Calculation
b b b b
a
a
idth(W)
a
W
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 15 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 16 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
I. DESIGN PARAMETERS:
TANK GEOMETRY:
- Height H: 2000 mm
- Length L: 5700 mm
- Width W: 1250 mm
Height (H)
Width (W)
Page 17 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 18 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II. DESIGN
II.1 Side Wall Plate Calculation (Height x Length)
II.1.1 Wall Thickness Calculation
(As per Roark's Formulas 7Th Ed, Table 11.4 Case 1a)
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 19 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 20 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.1.4 Vertical Stiffener
Maximum bending moment at Hy = 0.5773*amax = 384.87 mm
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Page 21 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
b b
a
(W)
Width
Page 22 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 23 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II.4 Bottom Plate Calculation
b b b b
a
a
idth(W)
a
W
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 24 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 25 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
I. DESIGN PARAMETERS:
TANK GEOMETRY:
- Height H: 2000 mm
- Length L: 2100 mm
- Width W: 1250 mm
Height (H)
Width (W)
Page 26 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
II. DESIGN
II.1 Side Wall Plate Calculation (Height x Length)
II.1.1 Wall Thickness Calculation
(As per Roark's Formulas 7Th Ed, Table 11.4 Case 1a)
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 27 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
b b b b
a
a
Height (H)
a
a
Page 28 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Jx = Jy = 13.7 cm4
Therefore, Top edge stiffener is satisfactory
b b
a
(W)
Width
Page 29 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Maximum deflection:
Ymax = α*Pd*b4/(E*ta3) = 1.70 mm
Ymax < 1/2 ta
1.7mm < 3mm
Therefore, adopted thickness is satisfactory
b b b b
a
a
idth(W)
a
W
a
Length (L) Stiffeners
Page 30 of 40
Rectangular Tank Calculation Sheet
Page 31 of 40
DESIGN CALCULATION SHEET FOR TAG 104F07
I. Inputs :
Calculation:
Rectangular tanks are designed for static head of the liquid. No internal or external pressure is
considered. In order to satisfy thickness requireement, external stiffeners are provided so that the
tank plates do not buckle under the stress developed due to no liquid head.
This thickness analysis would be followed by the check for structural requirement for stiffener.
The structural calculation for the adequacy of the structure for lifting of the tank and for operating
condition with full liquid along with adequacy check for the lifting lug shall conclude the calculations.
1 Thickness requirement for the top/base of tank
As per Roark's formula for stress and strain ,Seventh Edition, Table 11.4, Page 508, Case No.8 For
a rectangular plate with all edges fixed and load distributed uniformly over the entire plate
The base of the tank can be assumed too be a plate with uniform loading.
Hence from this value an as per Roark's equation for stress, as per the case mentioned above,
Since the induced stress is less then the allowable stress the provided thickness with the stiffener
ring arrangment is accepted.
Since the deflection caused is less than the allowable deflection, design is acceptable.
2 Thickness requirement for the length/width of the tank
Since the static pressure increases downwards, more stiffing would be required at the
part of the tank. The static pressure along the length is given the relation.
Where Ps = ρh
h:-height of the element
ρ:-density of liquid
Hence in the case, for a height of 1200mm, the static pressure increses from 0 kg/m 2 at top to 1200
kg/m2 at the bottom of the tank.
Again in the case the length would be divided into 2 parts and height into 2 parts.
As per Roark's formula for stress and strain 7th edition table 11.4, case 8d
For a rectangular plate fix on all sides with uniformly decreasing load parallel to side plate.
The following value can be tabulated
a/b = 1.33
ß1 = 0.513
ß2 = 0.122
ß3 = 0.082
ß4 = 0.126
ß5 = 0.178
α = 0.011
Section Bottom
-ß1qb2/t2 -108.01 kg/cm2
ß2qb /t
2 2
25.73 kg/cm2
-ß3qb2/t2 -17.33 kg/cm2
ß4qb2/t2 26.64 kg/cm2
-ß5qb /t
2 2
-37.59 kg/cm2
y = αqb /Et
4 3 0.02 mm
L /324 1.22 mm
Since the induced stress in the plate is less than the allowable, the provided thickness and
stiffening is safe.
Provided plates are safe in deflection check.
Design Calculation For Bottom Portion Of The Tank
I. Inputs :
Calculation:
Rectangular tanks are designed for static head of the liquid. No internal or external pressure is
considered. In order to satisfy thickness requireement, external stiffeners are provided so that the
tank plates do not buckle under the stress developed due to no liquid head.
This thickness analysis would be followed by the check for structural requirement for stiffener.
The structural calculation for the adequacy of the structure for lifting of the tank and for operating
condition with full liquid along with adequacy check for the lifting lug shall conclude the calculations.
2 Thickness requirement for the length/width of the tank
Since the static pressure increases downwards, more stiffing would be required at the
part of the tank. The static pressure along the length is given the relation.
Where Ps = ρh
h:-height of the element
ρ:-density of liquid
Hence in the case, for a height of 1200mm, the static pressure increses from 0 kg/m 2 at top to 395
kg/m2 at the bottom of the tank.
Again in the case the length would be divided into 2 parts and height into 2 parts.
As per Roark's formula for stress and strain 7th edition table 11.4, case 8d
For a rectangular plate fix on all sides with uniformly decreasing load parallel to side plate.
The following value can be tabulated
a/b = 1.07
ß1 = 0.264
ß2 = 0.093
ß3 = 0.076
ß4 = 0.089
ß5 = 0.161
α = 0.008
Section Bottom
-ß1qb2/t2 -53.54 kg/cm2
ß2qb /t
2 2
18.87 kg/cm2
-ß3qb2/t2 -15.32 kg/cm2
ß4qb2/t2 17.96 kg/cm2
-ß5qb /t
2 2
-32.67 kg/cm2
y = αqb /Et
4 3 0.02 mm
L /324 1.22 mm
Since the induced stress in the plate is less than the allowable, the provided thickness and
stiffening is safe.
Provided plates are safe in deflection check.
WIND LOAD CALCULATION
As per IS-875 Part3
No. Of Gusset N= 2
Load On Each Gusset f= 949.45 N
Height Of the Gusset h= 400 mm
Width Of The Gusset d= 350 mm
Distance Between Gusset b= 175 mm
Gusset Angle α= 51 degree
Dimesion a of base plate a= 235 mm
Force bearing width of base plate 100 mm (Client to confirm)
240 MPa
Yield Stress Fy =
34809.12 Psi
Since the base plate has to accommodate one or more anchor bolt therefore we are analyzing the
base plate as a uniformly loaded rectangular plate with one edge free and three supported.