Tank segmentation problem
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Due to space limitations, I want to replace the original four 50m³ storage tanks with one 200m³ storage tank divided into four equal parts. I don’t know if anyone has done this before. Can you provide some advice? Thanks!
This needs to be very professional~~~I don’t know what kind of substance the poster wants to store? Gas, liquid, solid? ?
I haven't done it, but I think if it's a kind of material or the materials can be mixed a little, it should be possible, and it will save investment.
This can be divided with a middle partition or a middle head. The compatibility of materials and media must be considered. The four chambers can be designed separately or according to the pressure difference. When designing according to the pressure difference, it is necessary to ensure that the pressure difference is consistent with the design conditions at any time during the test and operation.
medium? temperature? pressure? Conditions are given! ! ! Also, if you are not using it for quantitative measurement, why do you need a big tank divided into four parts? Isn't just one tank enough? Isn't it a waste of material?
Why do you need to separate them and install them together? Are the media different? Different pressure? Can't figure it out
Separated with partitions in the middle, you can* * It saves space. I just saw a piece of equipment like this. The partition is made into an S shape.
Is there any domestic manufacturer that has produced storage tanks of this type?
We have done two parts. If the materials are the same or do not affect each other, such as chemical reactions or other serious effects, then there will be no problem at all. This can be done.
It is quite troublesome to process S-shaped plates. If you use flat plates to separate them, the required wall thickness will be relatively large and uneconomical.