Can mixers be used in military jet fuel tanks?
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There is currently a 5,000-liter military jet fuel storage tank. Can military jet fuel be mixed using a mixer?
Why isn’t anyone helping? I need help from experts! !
“\"Military aviation fuel\"? I’m not sure what it is. . .
Is there sediment at the bottom? ! Why can’t it be used? ! Explosion-proof?
Agitators are not allowed in military aviation fuel storage tanks, as the fuel settles over time inside the tank, causing any free impurities and water to settle at the bottom. The floating suction pipe then draws the fuel from the top down into the oil pump. . . . . . . With stirring, the sedimentation of jet fuel is wasted – what does the original poster want to achieve? ?
It is aviation kerosene used for **
There should be sediment at the bottom of the storage tank. I’m not sure why, but the owner wants to add a mixer; however, they want an assessment to determine whether this is feasible.
Thank you. It was the client who requested the addition of a mixer; I don’t understand this, so I came here to ask for advice.
What do you owners use jet fuel for? It’s really the first time I’ve heard that aviation fuel needs to be mixed.
It’s meant to be delivered to the oil depot; I’m not sure why the owner wants to add a mixer
If it must be added, a circulation pump can be used for circulation mixing； Side-entry stirring can also be used