Diesel into tank
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Currently, our pipeline for feeding diesel into the tank is 20 inches in diameter, and the tank has a 16-inch opening. The owner insists on using that size, and wants us to prove whether it’s feasible or not, along with providing supporting evidence. Everyone, please help us out
The velocity under the nucleus is higher, with slightly higher local velocities; this is normal and no problem. If we were to make further changes, the cost would be too high.
Hello, what should be the flow rate when feeding into the tank? Is it the same as a pipe?
There is a 16-inch opening on the tank; is there a 16-inch pipe inside the tank? If it exists, the flow rate of the pipeline should be checked first
The maximum flow rate into the tank is calculated based on the flow rate of the transfer pump and the pipe diameter; as long as it does not exceed the safe flow rate, it is acceptable.
Where is this 16-inch opening located on the tank, and how high above the bottom of the tank is it?