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Tank General Information Circumference Information (Millimeter)

1. The document provides information on a cylindrical gasoline storage tank, including its dimensions, material properties, calibration details, and measurements taken at the time of calibration using the strapping method. 2. Two months after calibration, a new reading of 3.217 meters is taken from the dip tape with a fluid temperature of 22°C and ambient temperature of 24°C. Calculations are required to determine the current tank inventory at 60°F. 3. Additional information is given on an empty spherical tank that was previously calibrated, including measurements taken of its equatorial band and two meridian bands at a temperature of 20°C, along with the pole height measured at that same temperature. Conversions are needed

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Tank General Information Circumference Information (Millimeter)

1. The document provides information on a cylindrical gasoline storage tank, including its dimensions, material properties, calibration details, and measurements taken at the time of calibration using the strapping method. 2. Two months after calibration, a new reading of 3.217 meters is taken from the dip tape with a fluid temperature of 22°C and ambient temperature of 24°C. Calculations are required to determine the current tank inventory at 60°F. 3. Additional information is given on an empty spherical tank that was previously calibrated, including measurements taken of its equatorial band and two meridian bands at a temperature of 20°C, along with the pole height measured at that same temperature. Conversions are needed

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Tank general Information Circumference Information (Millimeter)

Plate Arrangement
Amount/Descripti

Shell Height (m)


Circumference 1

Shell Thickness
Measurement
Ring No.

method

1 (%)

(mm)
Unit
on
Title

Product Type: GASOLINE --- 1 Strapping 137.355 50 2 11


Type of roof: Float --- 2 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 2 10
Type of Bottom: Crown --- 3 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 9
Nominal capacity: 5000 Blb 4 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 8
s
Nominal Diameter: 43.9 m 5 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 7
Nominal Height: 10.825 m 6 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Table Issued On: 60 F 7 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Atmosp Single Station OTM
Pressure: --- 8 137.355 50 1.8 6
heric
Max Level: 9.7 m 9 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Min Level: 2.5 m 10 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Insulation: No --- 11 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Heating System: No --- 12 Single Station OTM 137.355 50 1.8 6
Mild
Tank Shell Material ---
Steel
Table Increment: cm ---
Table Volume: Liter ---
Linear Coefficient of expansion:(α) 0.00000645 1/F
Modulus of Elasticity:(E ) 199947962 kPa Deadwood Information (All Dimensions in cm)

Dou
L/

H/D

D/D
Qua
ntity

t/d/Z
DFB

Sp.Gravity to be stored @ 60/60F: 0.735 --- Description


TS

in

API Gravity: 61.02 --- Gauge Pole 1 10 85 30.5 31.5


Observed Density: 736.2 kg/m³ Sump 2 62 --- 122 ---
Datum Plate(vertical distance under DP)
bot:
6.1 cm Roof Drain 1 3500 15 10.16 ---

Horizontal Distance Between Datum to Shell: 85 cm Manhole 1 17 60 91.5 ---


Bottom Slide: --- ---
Cone Height: 20.8 cm
Total Tank Height: 10.814 m
Gauge Height: 13.1 m
Gauge Hatch Size: 12 Inch

Liquid Level @ Calibration Time: 12.32 m


Liquid Temperature @ Calibration Time: 34 C
No. of Seams: 18 ---
Width of Seams: 22 m
m
Depth of Seams: 8 mm

Floating Roof Weight: 94 To


n
Pontoon Rim Space: 20 cm
Normal leg setting: 164 cm
Ambient Temperature: 38 C
Distance between Pin Setting: 60 cm
Low
Roof Measured in: ---
Position

1
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1- The information in the table on the previous page is available for a cylindrical tank at the time of
calibration (the mentioned environments are related to the calibration time and after applying
corrections to the strapping method).
Now, after two months from the time of calibration to obtain the tank inventory, the number read on the
dip tape is 3.217 meters and the temperature of the fluid and the environment are 22 and 24
degrees Celsius, respectively. Calculate the tank inventory at 60 °F (by writing the calculations and formulas
used in full).

2- The empty spherical tank is calibrated at a temperature of 20 °C, the equatorial medium and its two
semiconductor environments at this temperature are 20.103, 20.121 and 20.115, respectively. If the
height of the pole to the pole of the tank at this temperature is 6.39 meters, it is desirable to calculate the
enclosed volume from a height of 3.4 to 3.42 meters at a temperature of 60 °F.

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