How to calculate the cooling system for the hydrogen peroxide tank area

2017-02-27 View Original

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Is the cooling of hydrogen peroxide storage tanks calculated with reference to the cooling water volume requirements for Class A flammable liquid storage tanks as specified in the fire protection codes? Are there any other calculation methods?

Reply #2 2017-02-28

It is calculated based on the temperature difference between the storage tank and the surrounding environment, using the method for determining the insulation thickness. :

Reply #3 2017-02-28

A storage tank is a normal-temperature storage tank; when the outdoor temperature is high in summer, cooling water is needed to lower its temperature. Should this water be fire-fighting water or process water?

Reply #4 2017-02-28

The cooling capacity is given by the formula Q=WC(t1-t2)

Reply #5 2017-02-28

Today I saw a product storage tank with 27.5% capacity that didn’t have a spray system installed; is such a spray system necessary?

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