What kind of storage tank requires its feed inlet pipe to be inserted at the bottom of the container?
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What kind of storage tank requires its feed inlet pipe to be inserted at the bottom of the container? Are there any standard specifications?
Basically, all the pipes that lead upward need to be inserted at the bottom of the container.
Yes, what the original poster means is those that are prone to generating static electricity
Flammable and explosive liquid tanks are now all inserted at the bottom.
It depends on the nature of the materials you are using; flammable and explosive materials must be placed at the bottom
Most of them extend below the liquid surface. In addition to the above, I think items that are prone to foaming should also be included. In some open-container types, even when filled with water, a probe must be inserted below the liquid surface to prevent an increase in dissolved oxygen, which could exacerbate corrosion
What materials are prone to generating static electricity? Are there any standards or specifications for flammable and explosive substances placed at the bottom?
It’s best to insert it at the bottom if it’s a liquid
Then why not feed it directly from the bottom?