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Tank area, storage tanks, insulation thickness

2019-04-18View Original

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According to the uniform regulations for engineering projects, the thickness of the insulation layer on storage tanks depends on the temperature of the medium and the diameter of the tank. However, if the freezing point of the medium is 0°C and the goal is simply to prevent the medium from freezing, can the insulation layer thickness be determined based on a medium temperature of 50°C? Even if the temperature of the medium coming from the device is above 100°C
Reply #22019-04-18
Yes, there’s no need to consider 100

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