How to calculate the amount of ethylene glycol for styrene storage tanks

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Gentlemen, how is the amount of ethylene glycol required for styrene storage tanks calculated?

Reply #22017-02-21

Ethylene glycol has a higher density than styrene; is it feasible to re-evaluate the tank strength? Is it to switch to a different storage variety?

Reply #32017-02-21

Ethylene glycol provides cooling capacity and is used as a refrigerant

Reply #42017-02-21

The question wasn’t expressed clearly; it needs to be described in more detail

Reply #52017-02-23

Is it the inner coil that uses -7 degrees Celsius ethylene glycol to cool the styrene tank?

Reply #62017-03-04

Using a heat exchanger, the amount of ethylene glycol required as a refrigerant is very small. It can be basically ignored.

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