Cryogenic liquid carbon dioxide storage tank
The vacuum standard for CO2 storage tanks can vary depending on the specific industry and application used. For industrial applications, vacuum requirements are often determined by industry standards. For example, in the food and beverage industry, carbon dioxide storage tanks are usually required to be able to achieve a certain degree of vacuum to ensure the quality and safety of food and beverages. The vacuum tank can reduce the impact of the external environment on the storage tank, such as temperature changes, humidity, etc. This helps protect the CO2 in the tank from outside conditions, maintaining its quality and performance. Carbon dioxide storage tanks use vacuum tanks to ensure safety, stability and economy during storage and transportation. Vacuum tanks provide better protection and manage carbon dioxide by controlling oxygen levels and reducing the risk of leaks.
