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Why is the inlet for the vault tank catalog located at the bottom?

2018-10-10View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: why is the inlet for oil in the atlas of vault-type tanks located at the bottom? Should the import be on the top?
Reply #22018-10-10
One is to generate loud noises, and there is also static electricity on the second floor. The other is to facilitate filling and reduce the formation of oil-gas mixtures. Is that how it can be understood? :)
Reply #32018-10-10
In particular, pipeline static electricity and the reduction of the gas phase are the main factors
Reply #42018-10-11
Reduce the explosion risk associated with oil-gas mixtures, and minimize oil splashing into the air and being carried away with the air flow. That’s about it, I guess.

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