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raju.emmadi
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How to Calculate Reactor Bottom Volume

10/29/2013 1:02 AM

HOW TO CALCULATE REACTOR BOTTOM VOLUME
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10/29/2013 1:27 AM

Stop shouting and think about it!

How did you calculate the top part?

Also:

Are you sure you want to use your real name with this question?

Its a bit like they say about Facebook. Your name will pop up with your future and current employer and it might not be to your benefit to show the limits in posing a question so that someone possibly can answer!

Think about it!

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10/29/2013 3:32 AM

1. Please don't shout.

2. It depends on the shape, which has not been described.

3. It further depends on any internal structures whose volume must be deducted.

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10/29/2013 4:24 AM

Using mathematical tools which define the shape, which hasn't been stated in the original post.

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10/29/2013 5:53 AM

As it has gone awfully quiet how about the following:

  • Subtract the top volume from the total volume?

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10/29/2013 5:58 AM

Get a flea.
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