Form issues of gasoline blending tanks
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If gasoline blending is carried out using a tank mixing method with nozzles installed inside the tank, will this cause damage to the internal floating roof? Would it be more appropriate to use a fixed top, although breathing losses would be more severe?
There are also relevant calculations for the setup of the mixing nozzle, to ensure that there are no dead corners inside the mixing tank, while at the same time avoiding damage to tank accessories such as the floating disk.
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In some factories in Hebei region, nitrogen is used for stirring, and this also needs to be controlled properly; otherwise it can damage the floating disk
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For internal floating roofs, mixing can also be carried out inside the tank; the outlet pressure of the mixing nozzle should not be too high, and the rotary spray nozzle can be activated only after the floating disk has risen to a certain height.
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It’s impossible to use dome tops for gasoline anymore; internal floating roofs are being used instead, so there’s definitely no way of using dome tops. Generally, once gasoline enters the tank, it is mixed using a static mixer. After the fuel is added and the tank is sealed for circulation, the tank is usually almost full at that point and the floating roof is at its highest position; therefore, using nozzles will not cause any damage to the floating roof.