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What is a reasonable range for gasoline storage losses? ? ?

2017-07-11View Original

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There is a 3,000 cubic meter internal floating roof tank that is planned to be used for storing gasoline, for a period of 3 months. So, what level of loss is considered acceptable? I had heard of the 0.5% figure before; I’m not sure if there are any relevant standards. I would appreciate it if the experts could offer some guidance.
Reply #22017-07-18
As a designer, I have no idea what this data means: L
Reply #32017-07-20
After discussing this with the manager of a fuel depot, they determined that the loss rate for gasoline is generally 0.2%, with 0.3% being a very rare occurrence. Please use this as a reference!
Reply #42017-08-30
Reaching 0.2‰ for gasoline is difficult, especially in summer
Reply #52017-08-31
I’ve learned it.* Is this value a requirement for the turnover cycle?

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