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Design as a uncracked section as per IS 3370 Oil capacity = Litres. Taking 30% more = Litres Volume of tank required = CuM Cap. of tank = x x Volume = CuM OK Density of oil = T/m3 Data: For M25 and Fe 500 Perm Stress in concrete (c) = N/mm2 ( IS 456 Table 21) For M25 concrete Perm Stress in steel (t) = N/mm2 ( IS 3370 Part II - Table 2) m = 280/3c = mc/t = nc / (d-nc) therefore nc = d 4.40 9 3.70 35000 40.3 2.7 0.80 40250 150 43.2 0.9 4 4 2.7 11 0.62 ALIF ENGINEERS AND PLANNERS Design calculation For Burnt Oil pit DOC.NO: M2011EP008A-88 REV R0 a = d - nc/3 = d therefore j = MR = b nc c/2 a = bd2 therefore Q = Density of soil = T/m3 Angle of repose = deg Ka = Case I - When tank is full. (Neglecting earth pressure) Using design charts of IS 3370 Part IV - considering top and bottom hinged. As per Table 1 IS 3370 (Part IV) - 1967 a = height of wall = m Density of liquid w = b = Width of wall = m Depth of wall below ground = m c = Width of wall = m c/a = b/a = Moment coefficients (Taking Maxm values) for b/a = Mx = My = Table 6 - IS 3370 Part IV 1.25 0.79 0.79 2.08 1.70 10 0.7 2.08 3.7 0.9 4.4 4.4 1.2 1.2 0.030 0.019 -0.010 -0.045 3.4 1 Sterling Wilson Ltd.

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Design as a uncracked section as per IS 3370

Oil capacity = Litres.Taking 30% more = Litres

Volume of tank required = CuM

Cap. of tank = x x

Volume = CuM OK

Density of oil = T/m3

Data: For M25 and Fe 500

Perm Stress in concrete (c) = N/mm2 ( IS 456 Table 21) For M25 concrete

Perm Stress in steel (t) = N/mm2 ( IS 3370 Part II - Table 2)

m = 280/3c =

mc/t = nc / (d-nc) therefore nc = d

4.40

9

3.70

35000

40.32.7

0.8040250

0.79 0.79

150

43.2

0.9

4 4 2.7

11

0.62

ALIF ENGINEERS ANDPLANNERS Design calculation For Burnt Oil pit

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a = d - nc/3 = d therefore j =

MR = b nc c/2 a = bd2 therefore Q =

Density of soil = T/m3

Angle of repose = deg Ka =

Case I - When tank is full. (Neglecting earth pressure)

Using design charts of IS 3370 Part IV - considering top and bottom hinged.

As per Table 1 IS 3370 (Part IV) - 1967

a = height of wall = m Density of liquid w =

b = Width of wall = m Depth of wall below ground = m

c = Width of wall = m

c/a = b/a =

Moment coefficients (Taking Maxm values) for b/a =

Mx = My = Table 6 - IS 3370 Part IV

1.25

0.79 0.79

2.08

1.70

10 0.7

2.08

3.7 0.9

4.4

4.4

1.2 1.2

0.030 0.019-0.010 -0.045

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Maximum Horizontal moment = Mx w a ^3= x x ^3= TM (Inside face)

Maximum Horizontal moment = Mx w a ^3 Oil Press.= x x ^3 Horzt. Moment= TM (Outside face)

Maximum Vertical moment = My w a ^3= x x ^3= TM (Outside face)

Maximum Vertical moment = My w a ^3 Oil press.= x x ^3= TM (Inside face)

Vert. Moment

Case II - When tank is empty (Full earth pressure)

Soil pressure Ka = x = T/m2

Using design charts of IS 3370 Part IV - considering top and bottom hinged.

As per Table 1 IS 3370 (Part IV) - 1967

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1.2

0.030 0.90.53

0.010 0.9

0.045 0.9 2.7

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As per Table 1 IS 3370 (Part IV) - 1967

Moment coefficients (Taking Maxm values) for b/a =

Mx = My = Table 1 - IS 3370 Part IV Soil Press.

Maximum Horizontal moment = Mx w a ^3= x x ^3= TM (Outside face) Horzt. Moment

Maximum Horizontal moment = Mx w a ^3= x x ^3= TM (Inside face)

Maximum Vertical moment = My w a ^3= x x ^3= TM (Inside face) Soil Press.

Maximum Vertical moment = My w a ^3= x x ^3 Vert. Moment= TM (Outside face)

1.25

3.2

3.21.2

0.030 1.2

0.030 0.019-0.010 -0.045

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0.045

0.010 1.2 3.2

0.019 1.2 3.2

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Depth of wall required = Sqrt ( M/Q b)

d = x 107

x

Required d = Provide overall depth = mm

Provided d = - - = mm

Shear due to oil pressure will cause tension in walls and slab.

Shear coefficients (Taking Maxm values) for b/a =

Sx = Table 7 - IS 3370 Part IV

Tension in wall = Coefficient x x a^2 = x ^2 (depth of oil considered) =

Area of horzt. steel required = M-Tx / t j d + T/t (For Maxm Values of BM)

Horizontal steel outside face = Ast1 + Ast2

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Ast1 = M-Tx / t j d

Ast1 = x 10 ^7 - 10^4 xx 10 ^7 x

= mm2

Ast2 = T/t ` = x 10 ^4

= mm2

Total Ast = Ast1 + Ast2 = + = mm2

Horizontal steel inside face = Ast1 + Ast2Ast1 x 10 ^7

x 10 ^7 x

= mm2

Ast2 = x 10 ^4 `

= mm2Total Ast = Ast1 + Ast2

= + = mm2

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 > mm2 OK

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150

150 0.79

0.53

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Area of Vertical steel required = M / t j d (For Maxm values of BM)

Vertical steel x 10 ^7 = mm2(Outside face) x 10 ^7 x

Vertical steel x 10 ^7 = mm2(Inside face) x 10 ^7 x

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 (Inside face)

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 (Outside face)

Mimimum steel required 0.3 for 100mm to 0.2% for 450mm (Cl. 7.1 IS 3370 part IV)

For thickness of mm mimimum steel shall be = % (10% reduction for HYSD steel)

Minm Area of steel required = x x = mm2

< OK

Design of top slab.Thick =Loads -Span = m d = mm

Self weight = x = T/m2

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Self weight = x = T/m2Live Load = T/m2

Total Load = T/m2

Designing as a two way slab for Ly/Lx = x = Table 26 IS 456

Maximum BM = x x2

= TM

Area of steel required = M-Tx / t j d + T/t (For Maxm Values of BM)

Ast1 required = x 10 ^7 - 10^4 xx 10 ^7 x

= mm2

Ast2 = x 10 ^4 `

= mm2

Total Ast = Ast1 + Ast2 = + = mm2

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 > mm2 OK

Provide minm reinforcement in bottom of slab For mm p = %

Ast = 0.2 x x = mm2

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 > mm2 OK100

10 200 393

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0.7912.678

10 200 393

3.36 x

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0.056 0.35

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1000 100

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Design of base slab. Thick d =

Critical - when tank is full

Weight of Roof slab = x x x 2.5 = TWeight of wall = x x x 2.5 x 2.5 = TWeight of oil = x x x 0.9 = TWeight of base slab = x x x 2.5 = T

Total Load = T

Upward pressure = /2

= T/m2 (250mm projection on each side)

Net pressure = - x - x = T/m2

Designing as a two way slab for Ly/Lx = x = Table 26 IS 456

Maximum BM causing tension on liquid side = x x2

= TM

Area of steel required = M-Tx / t j d + T/t (For Maxm Values of BM)

Ast1 required = x 10 ^7 - 10^4 xx 10 ^7 x

= mm2175.09

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= mm2

Ast2 = x 10 ^4 `

= mm2

Total Ast = Ast1 + Ast2

= + = mm2

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 > mm2 OK

Provide minm reinforcement in bottom of slab For mm p = %

Ast = 0.25x x = mm2

Provide Y @ c/c Ast provided = mm2 > mm2 OK

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