A Few UST Related Topics

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A Few UST Related Topics Sam Gordji, samgordji@yahoo.com Static Versus Dynamic Calculations Obtaining the volume from the height … Obtaining the lost volume (length, height) of a UST

Static Versus Dynamic Calculation We’ll look at two examples that perform dynamic calculations to see the power of dynamic calculation versus static calculation Static calculations obtains only one value at a time Dynamic calculation obtain as many results as is desired For more please visit: http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/ Name is: sem_spss0929

Obtaining the Volume and the Height (Radius) of a UST We‘ll look at an *.exe that converts the volume to height and then uses this height to obtain the volume assuring that the process is correct Please let me know if you would like a free copy of this *.exe

Obtaining the lost volume/dimension of a tank The example below shows how to obtain the length of a tank whose strap chart is lost

Remarks Examples covered were for flat steel tanks, with some adjustments these programs may be applied to fiberglass tanks Please send additional questions that were not answered to: Sam Gordji, samgordji@yahoo.com