Shell-course thickness, bottom and annular plate design
Pressure Vessel Engineering provides engineering design and detailing support for atmospheric and applicable low-pressure storage tanks used in industrial and process facilities. Our approach connects design calculations with practical fabrication and site requirements, considering tank geometry, shell courses, bottom and annular plates, roof arrangements, nozzles, access components and foundation interfaces. We work from project specifications, design conditions and client inputs to develop clear, coordinated engineering deliverables that support safe fabrication, inspection and installation.
Engineering design and detailing for atmospheric and applicable low-pressure storage tanks, aligned with project requirements and applicable API standards.
Shell-course thickness, bottom and annular plate design
Fixed cone, dome and applicable floating-roof arrangements
Wind, seismic, overturning and stability checks
Nozzles, manways and reinforcement details
Foundation load data and anchor-bolt design inputs
Platforms, ladders and access arrangements
Venting and tank appurtenance details
Code-driven engineering, practical detailing and clear communication, from design to inspection.
Design calculations and drawings developed against the applicable governing code, client specifications and design conditions.
Practical detailing that considers dimensions, welding, material specifications, assembly and shop requirements.
Clear deliverables, defined scope, coordinated revisions and agreed project schedules.
Responsive coordination to clarify design inputs, resolve drawing comments and support engineering decisions.
Engineering documents prepared to support client reviews and inspection requirements within the agreed scope.
Contact our engineering team today for practical, code-driven support from design to inspection.
Find answers to common questions about storage tank design inputs, applicable standards and engineering deliverables.