Relationship between crude oil dehydration and desalination capacity and tank volume

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Are the processing capacity and feed rate of a crude oil electro-dehydration desalination tank equal? For example, if the feed rate is 30 cubic meters per hour, then the volume of the tank is 30 cubic meters. What kind of relationship is it?

Reply #22016-10-25

It is better if the tank capacity is more than three times the processing capacity for crude oil dehydration and desalination

Reply #32016-10-26

Is it the amount per hour? It’s a tank with a capacity of 30 cubic meters; it’s better if the oil inflow is below 10 cubic meters per hour, right?

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