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Formula for calculating the filling rate of storage tanks

2011-12-20View Original

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For example, in a storage tank with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters, if the tank height is 19.46 m and the liquid level reaches 50,000 cubic meters at a height of 17.6 m, then if the current liquid level in the tank is 10 m, what should be used as the filling rate: 10/19.46 or 10/17.6?
Reply #22011-12-20
It should be the ratio to the designed liquid level
Reply #32011-12-21
It should be the ratio of the designed liquid level, that is, the height at which the high liquid level alarm is triggered.
Reply #42011-12-22
It should be the ratio of the designed liquid level, that is, the height at which the high liquid level alarm is triggered. Agree with what was said above!

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