2 sets of independent LNG storage tanks for gasification and pressure regulation
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With 2 separate LNG storage tanks that are combined after gasification and pressure regulation (one set consisting of a 30m3 tank plus 1000 standard cubic meters of gasification and pressure regulation capacity, and the other set consisting of a 60m3 tank plus 2000 standard cubic meters of such capacity), can it meet a demand of 3000 standard cubic meters of gas? Will 2 sets of gas convergences affect each other?
The gasification capacity is not an issue; it mainly depends on the transportation capacity of the pipelines leading downstream.
It has no impact; the total amount is 3000. When performing convergence, make sure to increase the pipe diameter slightly
No impact; as long as the pressure after regulation is designed to be the same, the manifold should be two grades higher in size than the large pipe
The downstream pipeline must be designed to be larger.
I’m telling you clearly, it’s not possible. Based on the owner’s description, it is known that two sets of equipment have already been developed, so the diameter of the pipes is fixed. When the pressure output from the two gas sources is the same, their pressures can be combined to reach 3000 cubic feet per minute; however, the pipe diameter does not meet the requirements for the flow rate, hence this is not possible! Unless it is modified ；