Can a DN1000 pipe be connected to a buffer tank?
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Question: Can a DN1000 pipe be connected to a buffer tank?
Can’t the pipeline of D1000 be used as a buffer tank?
A 170m³ buffer tank, with multiple units connected together
I’ve learned a lot! I am a small chemical company! There are no DN1000 pipes; it’s a chance to see them
This post was last edited by lim927 on 2010-3-11 at 15:41. A tank with a capacity of 170 cubic meters is quite large indeed. If, based on calculations regarding the flow rate and pressure of the medium, such a large diameter pipe is required, then it’s fine to use it. Personally, I think there’s no problem using a DN1000 pipe for a tank of 170 cubic meters capacity (although I’ve never seen one that large before):L
It should be possible; the maximum size we can handle here is 800.
Why can’t it be connected? Pipes with a diameter of over 2 meters have been used before; the main difficulties in designing large-diameter pipelines lie not in the manufacturing process, but in stress calculation and piping layout
The diameter of the take over must not be greater than 1/2 of the cylinder’s diameter
Is 9# Demon Type Single a requirement specified by the rules? Newbie, thank you for your guidance.
It should be possible to connect directly; it is feasible from both a technical and equipment perspective.