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Seek empirical formulas for the temperature maintenance calculation of oil tanks/water tanks

2011-12-06View Original

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2 water tanks of %%c3mx8m, with a capacity of about 56 cubic meters each; water at 30–40 degrees is poured into them gradually throughout the day. To prevent freezing at night in winter, it is necessary to know the heat required for this purpose. Please provide the empirical values and units for the calculation formula. I am extremely grateful.
Reply #22011-12-08
The question was asked: Q = F·K·Δt. The key factor here is the value of K; according to Weibull’s law, K = 1.5 kcal/h℃

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