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Hi Vijay,
What Ted said about the Ventilation Manual makes sense.
To determine airflows, you have to present all data.
How wide is the tank?
How long is the tank?
What is the chemistry?
What is the operating temperature?
Is the tank against a wall?
Push-Pull?
Can part of that tank be blanked off?
The ventilation manual will ask those questions ! Then, it should
tell you what type of hood to use ... thereafter one multiplies the
given cfm by the area of the tank.
Depending upon the process, it will suggest airflows.
Simple, ain't it, eh? .... and then you might have to concern
yourselves with the emissions ... which is ANOTHER story !!!!

Freeman Newton
- White Rock, B.C. Canada
If you are giving consulting services and answering inquires, you should not rely on internet search. Get a good technical book and learn as much as possible about the matter.
Guillermo Marrufo
Monterrey, NL, Mexico

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