What is common between 5-cubic and 3-cubic enamel reactors?

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Does anyone know? We have an enamel tank with a capacity of 3 cubic meters, and we want to add another enamel tank with a capacity of 5 cubic meters. What is common between an 5-cubic-meter and a 3-cubic-meter enamel tank?

Reply #22018-12-16

This post was last edited by zjq1962 on 2018-12-16 08:14. Is the original poster open or closed? What is the diameter? Do you want to use the 3000L components?

Reply #32018-12-17

They are closed-type, all standard enamel reactors

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