For newly put into use or cleaned vertical oil tanks, measurement for the transfer of oil in and out should be carried out only after filling the bottom of the tank with more than 1 meter of oil.

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For newly put into use or cleaned vertical oil tanks, measurement for the transfer of oil in and out should be carried out only after filling the bottom of the tank with more than 1 meter of oil. Why do we need to do this? Also, I saw in the book that there are terms like test temperature and measurement temperature – what’s the difference between them? Thank you

Reply #22013-08-20

The bottom of the tank is not flat... Applying oil helps stabilize the tank bottom, resulting in more accurate measurement! Ultimately, it’s an economic issue

Reply #32013-09-05

How large are your storage tanks? For a 10,000-cubic-meter tank with a 1-meter cushion, how much oil is needed?

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For newly put into use or cleaned vertical oil tanks, measurement for the transfer of oil in and out should be carried out only after filling the bottom of the tank with more than 1 meter of oil.

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