The tank is filled using a tank truck pump; an existing pump is reused, but its flow rate is slightly higher, which results in a greater flow velocity. What is the best way to limit the flow rate?
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The tank truck pumps into the storage tank using an existing pump, but the flow rate is a bit high, which results in a high flow velocity. What is the best way to limit the flow rate?
Generally, reduce the valve opening.
Add a return pipe at the pump inlet?
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If it is safe and stable, adding a return pipeline to the piping system makes it very safe; however, having only an outlet with a control valve is still dangerous.
Add an inverter; the changes required are relatively minor
Controlled by inverter; node voltage is also available
Adding a return pipeline is a relatively safe approach； It would be better to install a flow-limiting orifice plate on the pipeline leading into the tank, to prevent accidental operations