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Design of Tanks by Finite Element Analysis

Design of Tanks by Finite Element Analysis using Ansys

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Syllabus

This course is full of best-in-class content by leading faculty and industry experts in the form of videos and projects

Course Overview

  • This course will highlight the different uses of tanks in residential, industrial, and commercial settings, sizing calculations with proper demand analysis, and basic things to know while performing design, etc.
  • Throughout the course, learners will make an in-depth study of the design of on-ground and overhead tanks, both manually and through finite element analysis with STAAD.Pro.
  • At the end of the course, learners will be able to design concrete tanks on their own while adhering to codes and standards. 

Course Syllabus

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Week 01 - Introduction to Liquid Retaining Structures

  • In this week, the following topics are covered:
    • What are liquid retaining structures
    • Types of liquids stored
    • Classification of tanks based on main liquid retaining structure (Steel/RCC)
    • Sizing of tanks

Week 02 - Structural Engineering Basics

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Degrees of freedom
    • Equilibrium equations for resolving forces
    • Indeterminacy of structures
    • Construction of a free body diagram
    • Making assumptions about structural behaviour

Week03 - Codal Provisions & Approximate Analysis Methods

  • In this week, the following topics are covered:
    • Introduction to codes and standards for RCC tank design
    • Clauses related to tank design
    • Introduction to Limit State and WSM method
    • Tank joints classified as per the code
    • Design Philosophy

Week 04 - Manual Analysis of Underground Water Tanks

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Basic design philosophy of structure design
    • Manual structural analysis of tanks using Moment Distribution Method
    • Design of tank walls using WSM
    • Graphical representation of deformations based on first principles

Week 05- Fundamentals of STAAD.Pro software

  • In this week, the following topics are covered:
    • STAAD interface
    • Modelling 1D and 2D objects
    • Types of supports in STAAD.Pro
    • Assigning simple supports and loading
    • Analyzing and post-processing the results

Week 06 - Finite Element Analysis of Underground Tanks in STAAD.Pro

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Introduction to section wizard
    • Geometry description
    • Creating tank model in section wizard
    • Spring support calculation
    • Calculation of loads
    • Application of loads

Week 07 - Post Processing of FEA Results

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Analyzing structural behaviour
    • Plotting graphs
    • Exporting stress Results
    • Checking foundation serviceability level
    • Exporting stress results

Week 08 - Plate Moment Analysis using Wood-Armer Equations

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Theory behind the equations
    • Conversion of forces and moments
    • Generating calculation spreadsheet
    • Calculating design moments from the results using wood armer based spreadsheet for the water tank

Week 09 - Design of Plate Elements from FEA Results

  • In this week, the following topics are covered:
    • Workflow for design using spreadsheets
    • Creating design spreadsheet for design using step-by-step process
    • Evaluating tension steel for wall and base slab
    • Checking shear strength of concrete

Week 10 - Crack Width Calculation

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Creating crack width calculation spreadsheet using IS codal provision
    • Evaluating the crack width for wall and base slab

Week 11 - Detailing of RC Sections and Joints

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • Importance of detailing in structural engineering
    • Tenets of good structural design
    • General detailing requirements
    • Detailed discussion on detailing manual of sp-34

Week 12 - Drafting of Water Tanks in CAD

  • In this week, the following topics are covered: 
    • AutoCAD basic commands
    • Sample CAD modelling of different structural elements: Base Slab, Walls
    • Reinforcement detailing of joints

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Industry Projects

Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.

Analysis and design of an underground water tank using STAAD.Pro

  • In this project, the learners will need to create a full-scaled 3D STAAD.Pro model of the underground water tank complying with the calculated demand, site constraints, and best practise guidelines for FEA. The final model should consist of all the applicable loadings on the structure, support conditions, material specifications, and an average mesh size of 500 mm. The modelling of the entire geometry shall be based on a centre line approach, and the model should be devoid of any errors or warnings.

Post processing of results from analysis and design of an underground water tank using STAAD.Pro

In this project, the learners will perform the post-processing of the analysis results obtained for the 3D model of an underground tank with given dimensions using STAAD.Pro, which starts with a structural stability check of the UG water tank. This would be ensured by checking the base pressure and settlement under the slab. If these limits are not satisfied, then the size needs to be revised.

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