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1. Capacity specifications
Small: The general capacity is about 5-50 liters, commonly used in small mechanical equipment, laboratory instruments or family cars. For example, some small precision machine tools may be equipped with a coolant storage tank of only 10-20 liters to meet their relatively small cooling needs; the coolant storage tank of a family car is usually around 5-10 liters, which can meet the cooling requirements of the engine during daily driving.
Medium: The capacity is between 50-500 liters, suitable for some medium-sized industrial equipment, such as medium-sized injection molding machines, small generator sets, etc. These equipment generate more heat during operation, and require a larger capacity Coolant storage tank to ensure the continuous and stable operation of the cooling system. For example, a medium-sized injection molding machine may be equipped with a 100-200 liter Coolant storage tank.
Large: The capacity exceeds 500 liters, and can even reach thousands of liters. Large industrial production equipment, such as large chemical reactors, large metal processing centers, and cooling systems in data centers, usually use large Coolant storage tanks. For example, some large data centers use Coolant storage tanks with a capacity of 2000-5000 liters to meet the cooling needs of a large number of servers.
2. Size specifications
Height: The height of a small storage tank may be between 30-80 cm, a medium one is generally between 80-200 cm, and a large one may exceed 200 cm. For example, the height of a Coolant storage tank for a small family car is usually 30-50 cm, which is convenient for installation in the engine compartment; while the height of a large industrial Coolant storage tank may reach 3-5 meters to meet the requirements of large capacity.
Diameter or width: The diameter or width of a small storage tank is generally 20-50 cm, the medium-sized one is 50-150 cm, and the large one can exceed 150 cm. For example, a small Coolant storage tank used in a laboratory may only have a diameter of 20-30 cm, while a Coolant storage tank in a large chemical company may have a diameter of 2-3 meters.
3. Shape specifications
Common shapes: cylindrical, square and rectangular. Cylindrical storage tanks have the characteristics of stable structure and uniform force, and are often used in places with high requirements for space utilization; square and rectangular storage tanks are easier to install and combine, and are suitable for some places that need to be neatly arranged, such as the computer room of a data center.
