Dear all,
i have been assigned to design a storage tank for handling Residual Fuel Oil and Diesel Oil. In this regard, i have calculated the Normal fill capacity, Rated capacity, and overflow capacity as per API-650 and API-2350.
Can any one of you help me what is the importance of H/D ratio while sizing a tank.
Also what should be freeboard volume .
The required volume to be stored in Residual Fuel Oil storage tank is 750 cum.
Thanks for helping
raghav
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H/d Ratio For A Storage Tank
Started by raghav, Jun 20 2008 05:46 AM
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Posted 20 June 2008 - 05:46 AM
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Posted 23 June 2008 - 06:40 AM
A cylindrical tank's height to diameter ratio is important for several reasons, one being the amount of material needed to make the tank; see http://www.mathhelpf...set-volume.html for a calculation. Of course the optimum depends on the type of tank to a large extent, the example being a very basic closed cylinder tank with flat bottom and roof.
There are other factors to consider; the higher the tank the bigger the forces on the (lower part of the) tank wall and bottom and therefore the construction needs to be sturdier (for example).
There are other factors to consider; the higher the tank the bigger the forces on the (lower part of the) tank wall and bottom and therefore the construction needs to be sturdier (for example).
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Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:40 PM
Dear adrian,
thanks for ur inputs.
raghav
thanks for ur inputs.
raghav
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