Localized stress concentrations at mounting points cause vessel rupture or fatigue. Uniform load transfer prevents catastrophic structural collapse under high internal pressure.

Fluctuations in pressure and temperature during refueling or storage lead to unreliable quantity measurements in high-pressure tanks. Precise estimation prevents vehicle stranding and optimizes refueling infrastructure utilization.

Internal pressure loads cause mechanical deformation and catastrophic failure of the vessel shell. Preventing structural instability ensures safety and increases the maximum operating pressure capacity.