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Liquid ammonia tank level

2020-02-14View Original

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There are two liquid ammonia tanks, each with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters. They are currently connected in terms of gas flow, with a pressure of 1.2 MPa. Both liquid phases are connected to transfer pipes for loading, but the liquid level readings for the two tanks differ by more than 1 meter. Why is this?
Reply #22020-02-15
Check the local level gauge and the remote level gauge; use these instruments to determine whether the two-position quick cut valve at the ball tank outlet is fully open, or in its proper position
Reply #32020-02-16
Loading them together may cause variations in the liquid level; check whether the liquid levels are consistent when they are not loaded together.

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