Who can tell me the theoretical calculation formulas for losses

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I need to calculate the losses in the propylene storage tank now. Could someone tell me the theoretical calculation formulas for this, as I need to use them in a paper to provide theoretical validation. Such as the different effects of factors like temperature and pressure, etc. Tell me a few theoretical calculation formulas so I can derive and verify them!

Reply #22016-10-31

This depends on the changes in local temperature and pressure

Reply #32016-11-08

Just tell me what formula to use. Because it is a purely theoretical calculation. Or in which book can I find similar formulas? I’ll learn it first!*learn*! Thank you!

Reply #42016-12-12

It seems like everyone steps forward to give an explanation!

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