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I have a question regarding material feeding by the pump

2019-06-02View Original

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There is a tank A with a volume of 2000 cubic meters, containing mixed xylene; its density is 0.825 and the liquid level is at 5.5 meters. Material is to be transferred to another tank B, also with a volume of 2000 cubic meters – the liquid level in this tank is at 1 meter, and it as well contains mixed xylene with a density of 0.825. The amount to be transferred is 230 kilograms. I would appreciate some guidance on how to calculate this I wonder how long it will take to fill this What is the liquid level in tank B after the material has been poured in?
Reply #22019-06-16
The liquid level height is related to the diameter of the tank; 230 kilograms can be converted into a volume, and by using the cross-sectional area of the tank, the height of the liquid can be calculated. Adding the initial 1 meter gives the total height... As for time, it is related to the liquid flow rate – time is obtained by dividing the liquid volume by the volumetric flow rate

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