Operating conditions of liquefied gas storage tanks

The design principle of soil-covered storage tanks is mainly to partially bury the tanks into the soil and then cover them with soil to realize the protection and isolation of the tanks.

As liquid LPG is lighter than water, the water injected into the tank will hold the LPG to the water surface, isolating the LPG from the leak. At this point, the main spray from the leak is water rather than pure LPG, and then other methods are used to plug the leak. In the process of plugging the leak, the release valve at the top of the tank can be opened to release the gaseous LPG, which is less likely to form a hazard and reduces the pressure in the tank.

Gas generators powered by liquefied petroleum gas range from small to large sizes. wall mounted to vertical Air-heated, from 50 kg/h to 30,000 kg/h, as well as mobile loading and unloading stations for temporary gas applications.

Make sure that the mouth of the discharge pipe of the safety valve of the underground storage tank is 2.5 meters above the ground, and install an elbow or BB at the top of the discharge pipe or mixing discharge pipe so that water does not collect. inside the pipe.

High performance liquefied gas vaporization is ensured by the vaporizers’ effortless connection to cryogenic storage tanks, which ensures a constant flowrate.Aluminum cooling fins are used in the air-temperature vaporizers to facilitate heat exchange.

LPG storage tanks are mainly used in liquefied petroleum gas stations, the production process of storage tanks has a number of important processes are:

The LPG storage tank inspection schedule is as follows. When to inspect LPG storage tanks: at least once a year. The internal and external audit periods are divided as follows: At least every 6 years for security levels 1-3. At least every three years for Security Status Levels 3-