Prestressed concrete pressure vessel and method for making such

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Tensioned or flexed sheet facing

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29452, 264 32, 264228, 376296, E04C 3293, E04C 508

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047020520

ABSTRACT:
A pressure vessel and a method for distributing the stresses in a thick-walled high-pressure vessel, so that they lie within allowable limits, by constructing the wall in a series of generally concentric layers, at least one intermediate layer of which is to be constructed before the other layers. The intermediate layer is constructed above a base, resting on it through a sliding joint. Then it is placed under an external prestressing pressure. Thereafter, that layer is secured to the base by a rigid concrete connection. The remaining layers of the wall are then constructed and are subjected to an external prestressing pressure. Preferably, stress-relieving slots are applied to the innermost layer, during its construction.

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