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Installation location of high and low liquid level alarms for fuel tank at gas stations

2018-12-29View Original

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What is the approximate installation location for the high and low liquid level alarms in a 30m3 gasoline station fuel tank (2400 mm in diameter * 7320 mm in length)?
Reply #22018-12-29
Generally, it is set at 85% of the reserve amount as an overstatement
Reply #32018-12-29
This post was last edited by bfdlwolf on 2018-12-29 at 11:57; it relates to the maximum flow rate for oil inlet/outlet tanks. First, calculate the equivalent liquid level heights h1/h2 for the maximum flow rates into/out of the tank within 10–15 minutes. The high-level alarm value is given by H = D – (h1 + h3), while the low-level alarm value is L = h2 + h3. D represents the liquid level when the tank is at its maximum filling capacity, and h3 is a safety margin that can be set at 0.3 m
Reply #42018-12-31
Set it yourself; choose the setting that feels most comfortable to you.

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