Technical Data Summary: MEK MS Tank Capacities

This document provides detailed specifications of MEK MS type tanks, focusing on their height, diameter, and corresponding volumetric capacities.

1. Dimensions and Capacity Overview

The tanks are categorized by height (ranging from approximately 0.968 m to 28.0 m) and diameter (from 1.4 m to 9.8 m and beyond). Each combination of height and diameter corresponds to a specific MEK MS tank type and its volumetric capacity measured in cubic meters (m³).

2. Tank Types and Capacity Ranges

• Diameter Range: 1.4 m to 9.8 m (and larger sizes up to 28.0 m)
• Height Range: 0.968 m to 28.0 m
• Capacity Range: From 1.5 m³ for the smallest tanks (MEK MS 12) up to approximately 2875.6 m³ for the largest tanks (MEK MS 540)

3. Capacity Progression and Tank Identification

The tank types are identified by codes such as MEK MS 12, MEK MS 22, MEK MS 32, etc., where the numeric suffix appears to correlate with size increments. Capacity increases with both height and diameter, showing a consistent volumetric scaling.

4. Data Table Insights

The tabulated data shows a matrix of tank capacities for various height and diameter combinations. For example:

• At 1.4 m diameter and 0.968 m height, the capacity is 1.5 m³ (MEK MS 12).
• At 7.0 m diameter and 3.729 m height, the capacity is 109.1 m³ (MEK MS 310).
• At 28.0 m diameter and 4.641 m height, the capacity reaches 2875.6 m³ (MEK MS 540).

Some entries include typographical inconsistencies (e.g., "ra3" instead of "m3"), but the overall pattern remains clear.

5. Critical Parameters and Usage Recommendations

• Height and Diameter Selection: Users should select tank dimensions based on required capacity, ensuring compatibility with site constraints.
• Capacity Planning: The detailed capacity data supports precise volume planning for storage needs.
• Tank Type Identification: The MEK MS coding system facilitates ordering and specification referencing.

6. Limitations and Notes

• Some data entries contain typographical errors or inconsistent units (e.g., "ra3" instead of "m3").
• The document does not specify material properties, pressure ratings, or installation guidelines.
• Additional technical details may be required for comprehensive engineering design.

Summary: This document serves as a reference table for MEK MS tank capacities across a range of heights and diameters, enabling selection of appropriate tank sizes for various volumetric requirements.