Regarding the storage of methanol

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I am now constructing a 100 m³ methanol floating roof storage tank, with a loading/unloading rate of 40 tons per hour. I would like to know how to calculate the volatilization amount and breathing volume of methanol It’s urgent, please help everyone! This post was last edited by aymzj on 2009-4-10 at 15:46

Reply #22009-04-09

Vent valves are calculated based on the maximum inflow and outflow rates, and standards also provide recommended sizes for vent valves.

Reply #32009-04-10

Thank you; I have found the basis for the calculation. To determine the annual evaporation loss of oil products, reference can be made to page P348 of Volume 1 of the \"Oil Product Storage and Transportation Design Manual\"

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