The function of the steady-wave tube in the storage tank
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This post was last edited by wukong*ao on 2011-5-4 at 18:41. It is a separation tank with a capacity of 100 liters; there is a partition in the middle of it. Near this partition, there is a pipe with a diameter of approximately DN150, which is welded vertically to the bottom of the tank, parallel to the partition and at the same height as it. Small holes with a diameter of around DN15 are evenly distributed along the entire length of this pipe; these holes are referred to as wave-stabilizing pipes in the design drawings. I have a question: since the tank on the side of the partition opposite to this small tube is quite small, how can it serve to stabilize the waves? What is the principle behind wave stabilization?
It can help reduce the impact of liquid level fluctuations on the measurement accuracy.