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How many tons of material are there in the oil storage tank, and what formula is used to calculate it?

2019-06-03View Original

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For a vertical cylindrical oil storage tank with a volume of 2,000 cubic meters, containing light oil at a liquid level height of 4.5 meters, what formula can be used to calculate how many tons of material are currently in the tank?
Reply #22019-06-03
It is necessary to know the diameter of the oil tank; the volume is calculated based on the diameter and liquid level, and then that value is multiplied by the density of light oil.
Reply #32019-06-17
It’s also useful to know the total height of the liquid in the tank; for example, if the total height is 15 meters, then 4.5 divided by 15, multiplied by 2000, and then multiplied by the density, will only give an approximate value – it’s not very precise.

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