202015 *Tankcale * Applied = Storage Tank Tanktale 7 ‘Home | Mathematics | Fathematies | Modeling | Tanke TankCalc 1A comprehensive storage tank analyzer. Copyright © 2014, Paul Lutus — Message Page Current Version: 7.0 (04.28.2015) Introduction | Downloads | History/Methods Usage | User Inquiries | Bue Reoorte Disclaimer | Revision History ‘Announcement TankCalc is now available for the Android platform (and is still fee) | Android market link | Local link ce Trnkcalce ie cr Tale (cd betours || Dicony J| Byraste [re 2 conte | mosey | conic eg | ro pf] "Tank internal height: 72.00 inches, sensor offet 0.00 inches, volume: 2125.07 gallons Intreduction jease be sure to read the disclaimer at the bottom of this page. TankCalcis the most recent in a series of programs and mathematical methods I have written to compute partial volumes in storage tanks. TankCale's present embodiment is as a Java application because this maximizes the number of places the program can successfully run. And this is the only reason it's writen in Java — if it were possible to write 2 fast, nativerlanguage version of TankCale that would run on a lot of different systems and would not become hopelessly outdated in five years, 1 would write itn a faster language. But the advantage of Java is that it isn't going ‘nay, older Java programs like my awn Arachnaphilia (fourteen years and counting) still function as intended and are Still Widely Used, and there are Java runtime engines for alot of different environments, many more than for other languages, (One drawoack to Java is that it isn’t blazinaly fast, and TankCal, essentially a numerical integrator, requires speed. But this is a secondary consideration to being able to write an application thet will run virtually anywnere, now and in future. Iipitracnoic.commTankCalc! wn