storage tanks

The use of LPG filling machine involves the storage and transportation of liquid gas, and safety standards must be strictly followed:

From the perspective of volume change, LPG storage tanks can be divided into two categories.

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is stored in specialized equipment called an LPG tank, sometimes referred to as an LPG container, industrial gas tank, compressed gas tank, or liquefied gas tank.

Non-slip steel grates must be applied to the surface of the work platform in the area of the storage tank. Meanwhile, the rust water on the platform fills the rust outside the storage tank.

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LPG is a volatile, colourless liquid obtained by liquefying natural gas or petroleum under pressure or reduced pressure in refining plants. It is highly spontaneous and can explode when exposed to open flame if its concentration in the air exceeds a certain level. The density of LPG in the liquid state, which decreases as the temperature increases, increases as the temperature decreases.

In the LPG tank hydraulic test, should be hung “hydraulic test”, “no entry” warning signs, prohibit the entry of unrelated personnel.

Material and manufacturing: Usually made of high-strength steel to ensure its safety and durability under high-pressure environments. Strict safety standards and specifications must be followed during the manufacturing process

To maintain the regular operation and safety of LPG storage tanks in cold climates, a number of anti-freezing precautions and low-temperature storage methods are required

LPG storage tanks are usually made of special alloy steel or carbon steel, with a cylindrical structure and a conical or spherical bottom design to withstand the pressure of the liquid inside.

Aboveground LPG storage tanks: usually used in gas stations, industrial plants or residential areas, installed on the ground. Common shapes of aboveground storage tanks are cylindrical or spherical.

LPG pipelines should not be laid close to the heat source.