製品説明
How to Size a TES Tank: From Peak Deficit to Storage Volume To size a TES tank, take the peak cooling deficit (the load the tank must cover) and multiply by the reserve hours to get stored cooling in ton-hours, then divide by the temperature difference and density to get water volume. A 1,000-ton load with 4 hours of reserve at a 5.6 deg C delta T needs roughly 11,700 m3. Center Enamel has no published TES delivery; its large-bolted-vessel builds show shell capability, cited