What is the range of liquid inlet flow rate for liquid ammonia tanks at normal temperature and high pressure?
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The types of storage tanks for liquid ammonia at normal temperature and high pressure are generally spherical tanks or horizontal tanks. For spherical tanks, the liquid inlet is usually located at the bottom of the tank. What are the diameter of the liquid ammonia inlet pipe and the range of filling flow rates? For horizontal tanks, the liquid inlet is generally located at the top of the tank. What are the range of pipe diameters and liquid inlet flow rates? Is there any difference from spherical tanks? Help!
The inlet pipe diameter and flow rate of the liquid ammonia tank vary depending on specific requirements and tank design. For spherical tanks, the liquid inlet is usually located at the bottom of the tank; the pipe diameter can range from DN25 to DN100, and the filling flow rate is generally between 100 and 1000 liters per hour. For horizontal tanks, the liquid inlet is located at the top of the tank; its diameter is similar to that of spherical tanks, though the flow rate may vary slightly, still remaining within roughly the same range. The specific values need to be selected and configured based on actual operating conditions and safety standards. .
With liquid ammonia flowing at a speed of 1.5 m/s, there should be no issue in calculating the pipe diameter