LPG spherical tank issues

2016-03-17View Original

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Could some expert please explain something about a spherical tank with a volume of 3,000 cubic meters and a diameter of 18 meters? What is the corresponding volume at a liquid level of 1 meter? Is there a formula to calculate it? That is, how is that volume table calculated?

Reply #22016-03-18

The formula for the volume of a spherical cap is V=πh*(3r-h)/3. When calculating the volume of a spherical tank, it’s not possible to say that 1 meter corresponds to a specific volume; it’s a variable value, unlike the volume of a cylinder, where 1 meter corresponds to a fixed capacity.

Reply #32016-03-21

Thank you, expert. I had never thought about this issue before.

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