In an internal floating roof oil tank, what is the role of the diffusion pipe connected to the inlet pipe?
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In internal floating roof tanks, diffuser tubes connected to the inlet pipe can reduce the flow rate and protect the floating plate struts. Why can the floating plate pillars be protected? Is it just that the flow rate is reduced, reducing the impact of the fluid on the pillar?
Reduce the impact of fluid on the floating plate when the storage tank is feeding
The specification requires that the flow rate must be controlled below 1 meter per second, mainly to consider safety factors such as impact and static electricity.
Can anyone tell me what the rules are?
You can read this article! "Application of Diffused Oil Inlet Pipe on Internal Floating Roof Storage Tanks"