4.4.1 Integral tanks
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4.4.1 Integral tanks

 The structural analysis of integral tanks should be in accordance with Recognized Standards. The tank boundary scantlings should meet at least the requirements for deep tanks taking into account the internal pressure as indicated in 4.3.2, but the resulting scantlings should not be less than normally required by such standards.

Parent topic: 4.4 Structural analyses
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