2. In an closed tank, the closed tank specifications are as follows: X=4320 inches, Y=623 inches, Z=321 inches, diameter of 400, specific gravity of tank liquid is 0.632 and specific gravity of seal liquid is 0.618. Determine the following: a) Span. b) Equivalent head of water level at minimum level. c) Equivalent head of water level at maximum level.

2. In an closed tank, the closed tank specifications are as follows: X=4320 inches, Y=623 inches, Z=321 inches, diameter of 400, specific gravity of tank liquid is 0.632 and specific gravity of seal liquid is 0.618. Determine the following: a) Span. b) Equivalent head of water level at minimum level. c) Equivalent head of water level at maximum level.

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Description: 2. In an closed tank, the closed tank specifications are as follows: X=4320 inches, Y=623 inches, Z=321 inches,diameter of 400, specific gravity of tank liquid is 0.632 and specific gravity of seal liquid is 0.618. Determine thefollowing:a)Span.b)Eq

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