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Measurement issues for loading pure benzene tanks in winter

2017-01-21View Original

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There is a significant difference between the amount of pure benzene stored in the tanks in the northeast and the amount verified by the ship’s inspection officers after loading. The amount in the storage tank matches the amount shown on the scale. The temperature of the pure benzene storage tank was 20 degrees before loading, and heating was used during the loading process. Do any of you know the reason?
Reply #22017-02-10
If it is a deviation in volume, it is likely due to temperature effects. If it is a deviation in mass, then in addition to potential problems with the flow meter, it is also necessary to check for any leaks

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