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Find the permutation time of the tower

2019-11-11View Original

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The tank’s nameplate indicates a capacity of 70 cubic meters, and the normal control liquid level is set at 60%. How can one determine the volume of oil? I would be grateful if experts could provide guidance
Reply #22019-11-12
There are no large internal components below the liquid level, so the volume can be estimated as 42
Reply #32019-11-12
The measurement range of the liquid level does not cover the entire height of the tower; therefore, a liquid level of around 60% corresponds to 60% of only a part of the tower. The calculation must be based on the measurement range of the level gauge
Reply #42019-11-12
Yes, it depends specifically on the equipment drawings or the diagrams of the instrument measurement points; generally, the replacement volume should be 2-3 times that of the liquid level at the bottom of the tower to ensure proper circulation.
Reply #52019-11-12
How to calculate the volume at 60% liquid level at the bottom of the tower? The tower is: 1900 (diameter) x 24300

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