High-strength steel grades application for silos structures
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26906/znp.2019.52.1674Keywords:
high strength steel, vertical silo capacities, thin-walled constructions, mechanical testsAbstract
This paper deals with the work studying of high strength steel in the constructions of silo capacities. The most widespread
trademarks of steel have been analyzed. Mechanical and chemical features of examples series of high strength steel of European
and American manufacturers have been experimentally tested, which were used for the body’s sheet panels making.
It has been made checking calculation of storage capacity with the diameter of 11 m from shaped corrugated sheet of different
thickness. The material for panels manufacturing is one of the researched examples of steel. It was mentioned reasonable
conclusions according to the using of the concerned material for getting economically rational project decisions.
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