It is zones, not compartments, does the same arguement not hold?
The API MPMS 11.1, do you guys know a place to download this for free, or for a nominal cost, beacuse its too expensive.
where do you think i can get these API charts that give bulk modulus of expansion for different fuels at different temperatures.
I searched a lot but couldnt find any.
mm sort of makes sense, so you say step number 3 makes sense.
BUT...........
for example, we have diesel in zones 1,2 and 3.
and temperature in zone 1=62, zone 2=67, and zone 3 = 75,
so the average would be 68, it wouldnt make sense to assume liquid in zone 1, to expand to the volume at 68...
I want to measure the expanion of a liquid in underground storage tank.
I have a magnetostrictive sensor in the tank, which has 5 temperature sensors equally spaced, which means the whole tank is divided into 6 zones, and i know temperature in each zone. So you guys have any suggestion as how...
