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Safety speed for lifting of internal floating roof

2015-06-29View Original

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Dear experts, may I ask what the specified speed for the safe lifting and lowering of the attached disk is?
Reply #22015-06-30
Normally, there are no precise requirements regarding the speed at which the floating disc rises and falls! There are requirements for the flow rate in the inlet and outlet pipelines!
Reply #32015-06-30
When the floating disc is in a floating state, the liquid flow velocity inside the pipe does not exceed 2 m/s
Reply #42015-06-30
When the floating disc is in a floating state, the liquid flow velocity in the oil inlet pipe shall not exceed 1 m/s
Reply #52015-06-30
According to CNPC’s specifications for tank operation, the rate of rise or fall of the liquid level should not exceed 0.6 m/h; however, this is difficult to achieve in smaller tanks, and a rate of 1 m/h is generally maintained.
Reply #62015-07-01
Which standard? Please write down the standard number
Reply #72015-07-01
sy/t5921-2011 Operating, Maintenance, and Repair Procedures for Vertical Cylindrical Welded Steel Oil Tanks
Reply #82015-07-10
The minimum single-rise stroke is 2.m. Minimum descent stroke: 1m.
Reply #92015-07-10
Could you help explain it? Thank you

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