Knowing that the volume of a gas buffer tank is 100 cubic meters, how to determine the overall dimensions of the tank?
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Knowing that the volume of a gas buffer tank is 100 cubic meters, how to determine the overall dimensions of the tank? Could anyone who knows please tell me?
There are few gas buffer tanks that are so large.
This also depends on the design pressure, which is about 3 meters. It depends on the design pressure, and a more reasonable diameter can be determined based on the economic type.
The design pressure is 3.5MPa. Will the long and thin tower-shaped design affect the use effect? DN2600 is 18 meters high. This size saves materials.
Material, corrosion allowance not known. It’s hard to say, but the diameter is a little too small and too high.