I would like to ask if there is a problem with the air duct at the bottom of the tank.

2013-12-31 View Original

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I’ve heard the experienced workers talk about wind accompanying the pipes at the bottom of the tank Does it sometimes serve to balance the product? I would like to ask everyone: is such a duct really available? I really wish I had never seen it. .

Reply #2 2013-12-31

It’s really wet. . . . . . Hurry up, someone. . . . Here is the answer. . .

Reply #3 2014-01-02

It should be clear that low-flash-point light oils must not be swept with air. --------What type of storage tanks can be connected to the air pipeline?

Reply #4 2014-01-02

This is a method of blending using wind, applied to media with low flammability; however, this method is now rarely used for blending due to high volatilization losses.

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