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Analysis of a Stress-Strain State of a Cylindrical Tank Wall Vertical Field Joint Zone

Nurlan Zhangabay    
Ulanbator Suleimenov    
Akmaral Utelbayeva    
Alexandr Kolesnikov    
Kanat Baibolov    
Kuanysh Imanaliyev    
Arman Moldagaliyev    
Galymzhan Karshyga    
Bolat Duissenbekov    
Roman Fediuk and Mugahed Amran    

Resumen

In the study, experimental and theoretical studies were carried out to assess the influence of the vertical mounting joint zone of the tank on the stress-strain state of the defect zone. Thus, experimental tests of models of a tank wall fragment with an imperfection of the mounting joint evaluated the stress-strain state of the mounting joint zone and established the dependence of the stress concentration in the joint zone on the deflection, the width of the zone and the thickness of the tank wall. It is shown that with a 50 mm bending boom, the annular stresses increase by 1.3 times than with a 30 mm bending boom and the meridional stresses increase by 1.16 times. The same nature of the increase is observed with the stress concentration indicator. By numerical analysis of the stress-strain state of tanks with joint imperfections in the ANSYS medium, the stress-strain state of the tank is estimated for various values of the joint bending parameters ? and ?. The dependences of the stress concentration coefficient on the geometric dimensions of the imperfection, radius and thickness of the tank wall are also obtained. From the results of calculating the stress concentration coefficient, with an increase in the dimensionless parameters ? and ?, the values of the stress concentration coefficient Ks increase by 1.35 times. As a result of the calculations, an interpolation polynomial (5), approximating the stress concentration coefficient Ks, is obtained, which can be used to estimate the strength, durability and residual resource of the tank. In addition, the obtained results can be used to normalize the limiting dimensions of the imperfection of the joint and to establish the values of the coefficient, taking into account the peculiarities of the work of structures at stress concentrations.

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