Comprehensive inspection of liquefied gas storage tanks

LPG dispenser (liquefied petroleum gas dispenser) is a device used to fill vehicles or equipment with liquefied petroleum gas.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a term that describes a group of hydrocarbon gases derived from crude oil and/or natural gas. LPG is produced by distilled natural gas about 55% and crude oil refineries about 45%.

Material Requirements for Storage Tanks

Under normal conditions of use, periodic sensitivity checks and safety accessory checks should be performed.

The interior part of the tank is then joined together by the press to guarantee that it is airtight. After that, every ring tank is taken out of the machine, and all of the joints are manually welded.

Ventilation and Tank Environment: Sufficient space must be provided around the tank for adequate airflow. It is important to keep the area around the tank clean and free of debris to prevent the formation of heavier-than-air LPG vapors in the event of a leak.

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) stations are vital hubs for the storage and distribution of this clean and efficient energy source.

filling job
1. Open all valves in the liquid phase pipe between the liquid outlet and the dispenser. and open all valves in the return pipe.
2. Supply air to the fluid port pneumatic isolating valve to the open position, so that the liquefied petroleum gas in the storage tank communicates with the filling pump.