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How is the water level in a water seal tank calculated?

2008-11-24View Original

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How is the water level in a water seal tank calculated? Thank you!
Reply #22008-11-25
By applying the principles of chemical engineering, we can use the equation ρ1gh=ρ_watergh+ρ1gh, where ρ1 is the density of the liquid intended for use as a water seal. The height of the water layer plus the height of the liquid level in the seal equals the total height of the water-sealing liquid, and this value can be used for calculation
Reply #32010-07-19
The answer on the 2nd floor was too general. I also want to understand how a water-sealing tank is designed, but just knowing the principle isn’t enough.

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