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I would like to ask some experts about the design of instrument air supply.

2020-11-26View Original

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1. In the above storage tank calculation formula in HG/t20510, is 60 in the unit converted? qV1 is in Nm3/h, and t is in min. It should be converted to ÷60, so that min and min can be approximated. But here is ×60? 2. Regarding the above storage tank calculation formula in HG/t20510, is the calculated volume the volume under standard conditions? If it is under pressure, such as 0.6mpa, does it need to be converted into the working condition volume to be the true volume of the tank? I don’t understand. I hope experts can give me answers. Thank you.
Reply #22020-11-30
first question: Dividing by 60 is correct ; second question: Standard volume

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