The Possible Causes of Damage to Concrete Tanks, Numerical Experiment of Fluid-Structure-Soil Interaction

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Ground-supported open top circular concrete tanks are critical and strategic structures. There tanks are used in the commercial and industrial applications to store a variety of liquids as water or other products such as liquid chemicals and hazardous substance. Damages or collapse of containers may be due to the influence of surrounding aggressive environments or an earthquake. This paper provides numerical model on seismic response of fluid - structure - soil interaction. The article also will be described impact aggressive environment in terms of standards and its impact on the quality of the concrete tank.

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