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Can the feed inlet of a vertical container be located at the bottom?

2015-06-21View Original

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Pumps are used for feeding vertical containers; can the feed inlet be located at the bottom of the container? If not, what’s the harm?
Reply #22015-06-22
Sure. It can reduce static electricity, while also minimizing the interference caused by surface fluctuations on level measurement
Reply #32015-06-22
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-6-22 at 10:41. The inlet for the medium does not require gas-liquid separation, and it does not block access for maintenance or inspection.
Reply #42015-06-22
It is possible, especially under negative pressure conditions.
Reply #52015-06-22
Sure, unless there are any special requirements, feeding from the bottom of the tank is generally used!

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