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How is the inflation of a storage tank calculated?

2009-05-05View Original

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This post was last edited by sailan on 2009-5-6 at 07:58. How should the process be set up for filling a 1000-cubic-meter tank from a pressure of 77 cubic meters and 3.0 MPa to a pressure of 0.4 MPa, with a pressure release time of 30 minutes?
Reply #22009-05-05
According to P1V1/T1=P2V2/T2, when the temperature change is small, it is considered a constant value. Calculate the gas volume, divide it by 30 minutes to obtain the flow rate, and use this value to select pipes, valves, etc.
Reply #32009-05-05
Based on the formula P1V1=P2V2, it is impossible to fill a 1000 cubic meter tank at 0.4 MPa with gas under pressure of 77 cubic meters at 30 MPa; 77*30/0.4=5775 m3
Reply #42009-05-05
Personally, I agree with what was said above...
Reply #52009-05-06
Sorry, it’s 3.0 MPa, 3# zjs0536
Reply #62010-03-01
What is the initial pressure inside the tank? Another point is how the temperature of the medium inside the tank changes How is temperature change calculated?

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