642. Download the AutoCAD DWG drawing of a reinforced concrete elevated water tank
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642. Download the AutoCAD DWG drawing of a reinforced concrete elevated water tank
This technical drawing set presents comprehensive details of a Reinforced Concrete Elevated Water Tank. It is a complete structural design portfolio illustrating the complex construction of a large-scale water storage facility, typically used in urban water supply systems or industrial parks.
The drawings include:
- Plan View (PLANTA): Offers a top-down view of the tank, clearly showing the shape and arrangement of main components such as the circular water surface, the system of radial beams, and the location of the supporting columns (piers) forming the tower base.
- Elevation Views (ELEVACIÓN/ELEVADOR): Illustrate the overall shape of the tank and the supporting tower, showing the height, the dome shape, and the water inlet/outlet pipes.
- Cross-Section (CORTE A-A): Provides an internal view, detailing the construction of the tank shell, concrete thickness, and the position of technical piping systems (inlet pipe, outlet pipe, overflow pipe). Notably, the cross-section highlights the main load-bearing structure of the tank body and the support tower.
- Structural Details: Multiple detailed projections focus on critical areas such as the connection between beams and columns, the structure of the ladder/staircase, and the installation details of the water pipes.
In summary, this is a complex structural and architectural design drawing set essential for the construction of a reinforced concrete water tower.
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- File format: .DWG
- Size: 2.9 MB
- Source: DWGshare
- AutoCAD platform 2018 and later versions. For downloading files there is no need to go through the registration process
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