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    This document provides a tank sizing calculation sheet. It includes sections for selecting the tank size based on capacity and process standards, calculating heat loss, and sizing any coils. The sheet requests input of parameters like service, temperature, and insulation thickness to perform the necessary calculations.

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    Tank Size

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    This document provides a tank sizing calculation sheet. It includes sections for selecting the tank size based on capacity and process standards, calculating heat loss, and sizing any coils. The sheet requests input of parameters like service, temperature, and insulation thickness to perform the necessary calculations.

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    This document provides a tank sizing calculation sheet. It includes sections for selecting the tank size based on capacity and process standards, calculating heat loss, and sizing any coils. The sheet requests input of parameters like service, temperature, and insulation thickness to perform the necessary calculations.

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    Tank Size

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    Kong Lingwei
    This document provides a tank sizing calculation sheet. It includes sections for selecting the tank size based on capacity and process standards, calculating heat loss, and sizing any coils. The sheet requests input of parameters like service, temperature, and insulation thickness to perform the necessary calculations.

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    A FOSTER WHEELER ENERGY LIMITED

    SUBJECT [Enter Subject here]


    PROJECT [Enter Project here] REV DATE ORIGINATOR CHECKER APPROVER
    CONTRACT NO. [Enter Contract No.]
    LOCATION [Enter Location here]
    CALC NO. [Enter Calc. No. here]
    TANK SIZING
    TankSize 2.00

    Tank Sizing

    Service

    Storage Temperature °C
    Viscosity cP

    Type of Roof

    Working Capacity m3

    Nominal Tank Capacity 0 m3 0 US barrels

    Tank Size Selection (from Process Standard 102, Appendix-10 to 13 or Vendor data)

    Selected Tank Diameter m 0.0 ft


    Selected Tank Height m 0.0 ft
    Selected Tank Volume 0 m3 0 US barrels

    Heat Loss Calculation (Note for Average, Summer & Winter Case if required)

    Tank Area
    Wall Area,Aw 0.0 m2
    Roof Area,Ar 0.0 m2
    Floor Area Af 0.0 m2

    Tank Full (%) 100%


    Wetted Wall Area 0.0 m2
    Unwetted Wall Area 0.0 m2

    Conductivity of Soil, K 1.385 W/m°C

    Average Summer Winter


    Temperature °C
    Insulation Thickness inches
    Wind Speed mph
    Delta T 0 °C

    For Un-Insulated Tank


    Average Summer Winter
    Heat Loss Coefficient Wetted Wall, Uw Btu/hr ft2 °F Values
    Values inin Btu/hr
    Btu/hr ft2 °F
    °F from
    0.000 0.000 0.000 W/m2°C Process
    Process Standard 102, 102, Figure
    Figure
    Unwetted Wall, Uu 12/13, Appendix-8/9
    Appendix-8/9
    Btu/hr ft2 °F
    Note:
    Note: Values
    Values from
    from Figure 1313
    0.000 0.000 0.000 W/m2°C will
    will need
    need to bebe converted toto
    Roof, Ur Btu/hr ft2 °F BTU/hr ft2ft2 °F by
    by dividing by
    by the
    the
    Delta
    Delta TT in °F.
    °F.
    0.000 0.000 0.000 W/m2°C
    Heat Losses Wall, Qw kJ/h
    Roof, Qr kJ/h
    Floor, Qf kJ/h
    Total, Q kJ/h

    Page 1
    A FOSTER WHEELER ENERGY LIMITED
    SUBJECT [Enter Subject here]
    PROJECT [Enter Project here] REV DATE ORIGINATOR CHECKER APPROVER
    CONTRACT NO. [Enter Contract No.]
    LOCATION [Enter Location here]
    CALC NO. [Enter Calc. No. here]
    TANK SIZING
    TankSize 2.00

    Coil Sizing

    Selected Case for Calculation of Steam Rate kg/hr


    Latent Heat of Condensation (of Steam) kJ/kg
    Steam Rate #VALUE! kg/hr
    Heat Transfer Coefficient (Steam), Ud W/m2°C
    Coil Diameter (id) Inches

    Temperature Tank 0 °C
    Steam °C
    Delta T 0 °C

    Heat Transfer Duty #N/A kJ/h


    Area #N/A m2
    Length #N/A m

    Page 2
    This sheet should never be visible to the user.
    The next expiry date is calculated
    It is the definitive statement of program name, version number, here. It onlt becomes "alive" when
    version date, expiry date and user password. it is transferred to the range
    "ExpiryDate" by using the
    These details are reference by various cell formulae and by VBA Administration facility.
    code.
    The expiry date is set to 15th
    September.

    Note that after June 15th, the expiry


    Expiry Date: 15/09/2007
    date is set to 15th September Next
    Revision Date: Nov-03 Year.

    Revision: 2.00
    Name: TankSize

    Change the Expiry Date, Revision, (and


    name?) as required.

    Password:
    Sheet Password: wardlaw
    'file:///conversion/tmp/scratch/457081852.xls'#$Formula
    Expiry
    Dates
    xt expiry date is calculated 15-Sep-01 27-Jan-20
    onlt becomes "alive" when 15-Sep-02 26-Apr-20
    sferred to the range
    15-Sep-03 20
    Date" by using the
    tration facility. 15-Sep-04 15-Sep-20
    15-Sep-05
    piry date is set to 15th 15-Sep-06
    ber. 15-Sep-07
    15-Sep-08 These fields are used to generate an appropriate
    at after June 15th, the expiry
    15-Sep-09 expiry date for the application.
    set to 15th September Next
    15-Sep-10 This expiry date is copied to the rangename
    15-Sep-11 "ExpiryDate" when an authorised administrator
    15-Sep-12 requests it via the frmAdministration form and VBA
    code.
    15-Sep-13
    It is not anticipated that any changes will be needed
    15-Sep-14 here until 2022 !!!
    15-Sep-15
    15-Sep-16
    15-Sep-17
    15-Sep-18
    15-Sep-19
    15-Sep-20
    15-Sep-21
    15-Sep-22
    15-Sep-23
    ate an appropriate

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    ed administrator
    ation form and VBA

    anges will be needed


    Title TANK SIZING
    Line 1 Version 2.00 Date: November 2003
    Line 2
    Line 3 This version is compatible with Office XP
    Line 4 running in Windows 2000
    Line 5
    Line 6 Copyright Foster Wheeler Energy Limited.

    This example allows the user to readily customise an opening Splash Page.
    It uses a Splash Form, and most of the VBA code is within the form itself. The form simply has to be
    imported into the user's Excel application.
    A little code has to be put into Workbook_Open(...). This is described in the VBA with this (current)
    workbook.
    The user must have a worksheet called Splash, and the items to appear on the Splash Form must be
    layed out on the worksheet using the identical cell references as shown here. (Cell formatting is not
    necessary, only helpful). You can hide this "Splash" worksheet from the users by bringing it up on the
    screen as your active sheet, then clicking on 'Format'=>'Sheet'=>'Hide'.

    The Application name (or title) goes into Cell B1


    Any other text must be layed out in cells B2:B7. If any of your text lines is long, it will be automatically
    wrapped to fit onto the form.
    To test your text entry, and see how it will look, just run the macro Open_Splash

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    would replace the "OKAY" button).
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    simply has to be
    Form
    ith this (current)

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