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Why must the oil level gauge tube of a storage tank extend almost to the bottom of the tank?

2019-03-13View Original

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Can’t we install a oil level gauge hole on the top of the tank that extends directly into it for measurement?
Reply #22019-03-13
The oil measuring pipe runs vertically all the way to the bottom of the tank; in my opinion, it is installed in this way to prevent the measuring rod from drifting during the inspection process
Reply #32019-03-13
Usually, there are quite a few oil measurement ports. For dome tanks with internal floating roofs or external floating roofs, it is necessary to have oil measurement pipes passing through the floating roof

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