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How to calculate the buffering time for gas spheres

2018-01-15View Original

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For example, the volume of the gauge balloon tank is 1000 cubic units, with a pressure of 0.8 MPa. Under normal conditions, the usage rate is 3,000 cubic meters per hour. Under abnormal conditions, a buffer time of 15 minutes is required for the spherical tank to ensure normal gas supply downstream. What is the relationship between 15 minutes and the volume of the spherical tank here? How to calculate it? What determines the selection of spherical tanks?

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