How is the lowest liquid level of an internal floating roof tank determined?

2007-11-30View Original

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Question: How is the lowest liquid level of an internal floating roof tank determined?

Reply #22007-12-01

The minimum liquid level is determined based on standard practices; generally, the level gauge is installed at a distance of 200–300 mm from the bottom of the storage tank. As for the maximum liquid level, it depends on the highest height that the floating disk can rise to as well as the location of the exhaust vents around it. Typically, 85%–90% of the capacity of the tank is taken into account for determining the liquid level

Reply #32007-12-01

The lowest liquid level should be slightly higher than the upper edge of the outlet pipe, while the highest liquid level should not exceed 90% of the capacity

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