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Dome roof Storage tank design

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Our design has requirements given in two alternate systems of units

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standard in SI units

standard in US Customary units.

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Wisdom Design Services offers comprehensive solutions for the design, materials, fabrication, erection, and testing of mild steel/carbon steel cylindrical welded dome roof storage tanks. These tanks, available in various sizes and capacities, are intended for above-ground storage applications. Our services are tailored to ensure both safety and cost-effectiveness for the storage of petroleum, petroleum products, and other liquids, adhering to industry standards such as API 650, IS 803, and BS EN 14015.

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We specialize in designing tanks with uniformly supported bottoms on a foundation and those intended for non-refrigerated service.

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projects.

PURCHASER       :  TANK OWNER

MANFACTERER  : EPC CONTRACTOR)

DESIGNER           :  WISDOM

BASIC DOME ROOF TANK IMAGE :

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Wisdom Dome roof tank designs covers are utilized
for a wide variety of liquid markets
including potable water, wastewater
and petroleum.. oil tanks.

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We provide design services for self supported dome roof , structurally supported dome roofs, aluminum dome roofs.  

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INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF WITH DOME

 

SUSPENDED INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF & DOMES

DOME ROOF TANK DESIGN

MAIN PARTS OF DOME ROOF TANK 

 

 

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  • Storage sizing, basic thickness,

  • Piping sizing , bill of material

  • Pumps selection & sizing

  • Instrumentation selection & Sizing

TANK FORM  DESIGN

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Designer (Wisdom ) Consider Loads While Tank Design​

  • Dead Load ( The weight of the tank or tank component),

  • Design External Pressure,

  • Design Internal Pressure,

  • Hydrostatic Test,

  •  Floating Roof Loads( Dead load of  floating roof ,Internal floating roof uniform live load ),

  • Minimum Roof Live Load , 

  • Seismic :

  • Snow :

  • Stored Liquid :

  • Test Pressure :

  • Wind load (W):

  • Load  Combinations.

Designer (Wisdom) Consider  Weld Details While Drawings & Detail Engineering​​

  • Vertical Shell Joints,

  • Horizontal Shell Joints, 

  • Lap-Welded Bottom Joints,

  • Butt-Welded Bottom Joints, 

  • Bottom Annular-Plate Joints,

  • Annular plate butt joint

  • Shell-to-Bottom Fillet Welds,

  • Wind Girder Joints, 

  • Roof and curb-Angle Joints

  • Roof plate joint,

  • Roof to shell joint

Tank Capacity​

  • ​The Tank Purchaser(owner)  shall specify the maximum capacity and the overfill protection level (or volume) requirement.

  • Maximum capacity is the volume of product in a tank when the tank is filled to its design liquid level .

  • The net working capacity is the volume of available product under normal operating conditions. 

Foundation​

  • ​The selection of the tank site and the design and construction of the foundation shall be given careful
    consideration to ensure adequate tank support.

  • The adequacy of the foundation is the responsibility of the Purchaser.

  • Foundation loading data shall be provided by the designer (WISDOM) .

  • Sliding friction resistance shall be verified for tanks subject to lateral wind loads or seismic loads by designer

DESIGN CALCULATIONS

GENARAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWING

Corrosion Allowances​

  • ​The Purchaser to be consider to the total effect of the liquid stored, the vapor above the liquid,
    and the atmospheric environment, shall specify  any corrosion allowances to be provided for all components, including each shell course, for the bottom, for the roof, for nozzles and manholes,and for structural members

Thickness​

  • ​When 6 mm (1/4 in.) thick material is specified,   fabricator responsibility   take Purchaser approval. Similarly when 5 mm (3/16 in.) thick material is specified, 4.8 mm. thick material may be used in
    the SI rule set with Purchaser approval. The thickness based on provided by designer in design calculations .

ERECTION & FABRATION DRAWINGS

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  • 1. Name plate detailing 
    2. Detail drawing of shell layout & weld map 
    3. Detail drawing of bottom layout & weld map 
    4. Detail drawing of roof layout & weld map 
    5. Roof structure detail drawing. 
    6. Details of spiral stairway, platforms, landings, handrails and other 
    accessories with bill of material 
    7. Details of wind girder 
    8. Nozzle & Manway details. 
    9. Plate MTO(BILL OF MATERIAL) for all plates 
    (shell, roof, bottom, floating roof etc.) 
    10. Plate MTO for balance plates 
    (RF pad, manholes, COD, Structures, Gussets etc.) 
    11. MTO for Nozzle assembly drawings 
    (Pipe, flange, fittings, gaskets, bolting etc.) 
    12. Roof structural MTO 
    13. Spare parts recommendations list for following Pre commissioning & 
    commissioning spares 
    14. Operational spare parts for 2 years of operation

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TANK FORM & TANK TERMINALS DESIGN SERVICES

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  • Overall tank terminal  Layout

  • Equipment Layout (Dike walls)

  • Piping Layout

  • P&ID Diagram for Each tank

  • Material of Construction

  • Storage Tank Safety Documents

  • Inspection and Testing Documentation

  • Risk Assessment

  • Proximity to Transportation and Utilities

  • Fire Protection Systems and Bund Walls

  • Fire Safety Design for Tank Farm

 

 

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  • Storage sizing, basic thickness,

  • Piping sizing , bill of material

  • Pumps selection & sizing

  • Instrumentation selection & Sizing

TANK FORM COST ESTIMATE

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  • Tanks: [Total Cost]

  • Civil Foundation: [Total Cost]

  • Pipes & Fittings: [Total Cost]

  • Pumps: [Total Cost]

  • Instrumentation: [Total Cost]

  • Total for Procurement, Installation, and Commissioning: [Total Grand Total]

  • Piping upto Jetty

  • Tank Filling stations

  • Steam Generation + Heating Coils

  • Tower to be built 30-40 mtrs high to oversee the entirety of the facility.

  • office building.

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What is dome roof storage tanks design codes & standards ?

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Dome roof storage tanks are designed and constructed according to various international standards and codes to ensure their structural integrity, safety, and reliability. 

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  1. API 650 - Welded Steel Tanks for Oil Storage: This standard is published by the American Petroleum Institute (API) and provides requirements for the design, fabrication, erection, and testing of welded steel tanks for storing petroleum products. While API 650 primarily covers flat-bottomed tanks, it also provides guidance for dome roof tanks in Appendix G.

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  1. API 620 - Design and Construction of Large, Welded, Low-Pressure Storage Tanks: Also published by API, this standard applies to the design and construction of large, welded, low-pressure storage tanks. It provides requirements for the design, materials, fabrication, inspection, testing, and installation of these tanks, including those with dome roofs.

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  1. EN 14015 - Specification for the Design and Manufacture of Site Built, Vertical, Cylindrical, Flat-bottomed, Above Ground, Welded, Steel Tanks for the Storage of Liquids at Ambient Temperature and Above: This European standard provides requirements for the design and construction of vertical cylindrical steel storage tanks with flat bottoms. It covers various aspects of tank design, including dome roofs where applicable.

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  1. Eurocode 3 - Design of Steel Structures: This set of European standards provides design rules for steel structures, including tanks and their roof structures. Eurocode 3 includes specific parts that cover the design of steel structures subjected to various types of loads, which are relevant for dome roof storage tanks.

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