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Calculation method for the amount of propane

2017-03-28View Original

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Dear sea friends, our installation has a propane tank containing liquid propane, with a liquid level of 83.3%. The volume of the propane tank is 63.1 cubic units. How can I calculate how many tons of propane are actually in the tank? And what about the pipes – how should the propane amount in those pipes be calculated?
Reply #22017-03-28
The density of propane is roughly 0.5 g/cm3
Reply #32023-02-03
It depends on the shape of your tank; you can calculate it by using the appropriate proportions, and for pipelines, it can be estimated based on their diameter

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