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    PAROC Calculus: Calculation 1: Rectangular Tank

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    This document summarizes the results of a thermal insulation calculation for a rectangular steel water tank using the PAROC Calculus software. The tank dimensions are 2500mm length, 2000mm height and 1500mm width. It is insulated with 50mm of Icerock Ductslab on the top and sides and 30mm of PAROC Pro Slab on the bottom. The calculations determine the heat loss from the tank is -22.9 W/m2, with a total heat loss of -589.9 W.

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    This document summarizes the results of a thermal insulation calculation for a rectangular steel water tank using the PAROC Calculus software. The tank dimensions are 2500mm length, 2000mm height and 1500mm width. It is insulated with 50mm of Icerock Ductslab on the top and sides and 30mm of PAROC Pro Slab on the bottom. The calculations determine the heat loss from the tank is -22.9 W/m2, with a total heat loss of -589.9 W.

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    This document summarizes the results of a thermal insulation calculation for a rectangular steel water tank using the PAROC Calculus software. The tank dimensions are 2500mm length, 2000mm height and 1500mm width. It is insulated with 50mm of Icerock Ductslab on the top and sides and 30mm of PAROC Pro Slab on the bottom. The calculations determine the heat loss from the tank is -22.9 W/m2, with a total heat loss of -589.9 W.

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    PAROC Calculus: Calculation 1: Rectangular Tank

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    This document summarizes the results of a thermal insulation calculation for a rectangular steel water tank using the PAROC Calculus software. The tank dimensions are 2500mm length, 2000mm height and 1500mm width. It is insulated with 50mm of Icerock Ductslab on the top and sides and 30mm of PAROC Pro Slab on the bottom. The calculations determine the heat loss from the tank is -22.9 W/m2, with a total heat loss of -589.9 W.

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    1012020, 10:47:37 , VIPUL1 CACLUATION WATER 1/2

    PAROC Calculus
    Technical Insulation Calculation Program

    Calculation 1 : Rectangular Tank


    Object Top insulation
    Material Steel Icerock Ductslab 50 mm 35.8 °C

    Thickness 8 mm Heat loss -20.6 W/


    m²
    Length 2500 mm
    Nominal weight of insulation 2.5 kg/m²
    Height 2000 mm
    Cladding
    Width 1500 mm
    Aluminium, oxidized Emissivity: 0.15
    Content
    Side insulation
    Type Water
    Icerock Ductslab 50 mm 35.3 °C
    Temperature 7.0 °C
    Heat loss -20.2 W/
    Final temperature 7.5 °C m²

    Environment Nominal weight of insulation 2.5 kg/m²

    Ambient temperature 40 °C Cladding


    Ambient air velocity 0 m/s Aluminium, bright Emissivity: 0.05

    Relative humidity 30 %
    Bottom insulation
    PAROC Pro Slab (WR) 80 30 mm 36.3 °C

    Heat loss -36.6 W/


    m²

    Nominal weight of insulation 2.4 kg/m²

    Cladding
    No additional cladding Emissivity: 0.90

    This software calculates properties of insulation solutions made by PAROC Technical insulation products. Calculations are based on standard ISO
    12241. Paroc Group is not liable for any consequential or incidental damages that may be caused by using this The latest version is always on Paroc
    web pages, Application version: 3.0.4, Database version: 2020-09-23
    1012020, 10:47:37 , VIPUL1 CACLUATION WATER 2/2

    Results
    Heat loss -22.9 W/m²

    Uninsulated heat loss -316.9 W/m²

    Total heat loss -589.9 W

    Total uninsulated heat loss -7446.7 W

    Dewpoint 19.1 °C

    Time to final temperature 7.4 h

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