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How to calculate mass

2016-11-30View Original

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Hello everyone: I have a question. Our facility has propane and isopentane storage tanks with a capacity of 21 m3 each – how many tons can each of these tanks hold? And what about a 22 m3 ethylene storage tank – how many tons can it hold? How do I calculate this?
Reply #22016-11-30
It is necessary to know the density or specific gravity of the medium.
Reply #32016-11-30
By using the design drawings to determine the equipment’s volume and knowing its density, it is possible to calculate the mass
Reply #42016-11-30
Does anyone know the densities of ethylene, propane, and isopentane? Thank you

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