I have a question
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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2018-10-22 at 10:43. I have a question: there is 2017mm of water in my container. The boss asked me to transfer water from this tank to eight different locations, but I don’t know how to calculate it. Are there any formulas or calculation methods? Thanks, bro
I don’t understand what 2017mm of water means Just calculate based on the dimensions from your tank’s drawings
If you don’t understand, don’t just make random calculations; ask your supervisor for the tank capacity table and follow it strictly, along with the operating procedures. Otherwise, if mistakes are made in the calculations, it could lead to safety accidents, which would be bad.
What are the dimensions of the storage tank? What is the flow rate of the pump?
Just check the diameter of the tank, and calculate the volume based on the height, right? I’m just asking gently – are you an arts student?
There are many methods. It can be weighed in buckets, or a cumulative flow meter can be installed on the pipeline, just like a water meter; the dropping liquid level can also be calculated based on the size of your tank...
What jar? Either calculate the cumulative traffic volume
Horizontal storage tanks, vertical storage tanks, or spherical tanks； Just calculate it using the formula
To clarify the issue, what type of tank is it, and what does 2017mm refer to – the size or the height? Outer diameter? Or what?
Find the equipment table, check the inner diameter of the tank and do the calculation – it’s very easy