How does intermittent feeding ensure that the settling and stratification of each batch of material have minimal impact on the already stratified material from previous batches?

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We have a 100m3 static stratified storage tank in which feeding is carried out in batches, with an interval of 5 hours; stratification is required in each batch. How can the design ensure that the feeding of the next batch has the least possible impact on the already stratified material from the previous batch? Images are best.

Reply #22016-10-01

Keep the feed pipe opening as low as possible to reduce the impact on the material inside the tank.

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