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Specs: Filteration Capacity 18000 LPH , Tested pressure 6Kg/Sq.cm, Vertical MS pressure Sand filter(flat ends 6mm thick & dished ends 8mm thick).

Question: How to calculate weight of Mild Steel Vessel ? Please explain with suitable formula .


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