Tension And Moment Coefficients For Hydrodynamic Pressure Design Of Intze Tank

Authors

  • Prasad S. Barve Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Babaria Institute of Technology
  • Ruchi P. Barve Assistant Engineer, WASMO (GWSSB), Panchmahal

Keywords:

ntze tank, hydrodynamic pressure, impulsive pressure, convective pressure, tension coefficients, moment coefficients, finite element method

Abstract

Intze tank can be termed as improved version of cylindrical tanks and are used for large storage capacity.
As per IS 1893-2002 (Part 2), when a tank containing fluid vibrates, the fluid exerts hydrodynamic pressure in the form
of impulsive and convective pressures having curvilinear variation, on the cylindrical wall of Intze tank . For simplicity in
seismic analysis, the code suggests equivalent trapezoidal pressure distribution along the wall height. In the present
study, efforts are made to determine tension and moment coefficients using finite element method for the equivalent
hydrodynamic pressure distribution along the wall height, that are not available in the code. It is hoped that, these
coefficients will prove useful for hydrodynamic pressure design. Further, the comparison of results of hydrodynamic
pressure design is carried out by finite element method using STAAD Pro V8i.

Published

2015-06-25

How to Cite

Prasad S. Barve, & Ruchi P. Barve. (2015). Tension And Moment Coefficients For Hydrodynamic Pressure Design Of Intze Tank. International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development (IJAERD), 2(6), 441–448. Retrieved from https://www.ijaerd.org/index.php/IJAERD/article/view/851