The Intze principle is a concept used in the design of water tanks, specifically in the field of civil and structural engineering. It provides a method for determining the thickness of the walls of cylindrical water tanks to ensure that they can withstand the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the water they contain. Under the Intze principle, the shape of the tank walls is designed to vary depending on the vertical height of the tank.
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