Strength verification of cryogenic storage tanks

Cryogenic tanks are often called cryogenic tanks or liquid nitrogen tanks. The structure is divided into two layers, the inner layer is made of austenitic stainless steel. The outer layer is made of an intermediate layer filled with insulation.

An LNG storage tank is a storage tank that is specifically intended to hold liquefied natural gas. A frequent feature of LNG storage tanks is their ability to store LNG at temperatures as low as -162 °C (-260 °F).

The storage tank can be placed in a well-ventilated area. Keep away from sources of heat and fire. It cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time and the flame cannot be used to detect gas leaks.

LNG storage tanks are widely used in the reception stations of LPG, liquefied factories, satellite liquefied devices, industrial gas vaporization stations, etc.

Key Features:
Chassis features a rigid connection and has an ambient vaporizer for unloading. All valves are in a locked box.
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Features compact design and standard frame protection. Certifications:
China GB Standard or ASME Standard dependent on user options

When the facilities around the area of the LNG leakage fire are threatened by the burning heat of the flames, the storage tanks, equipment and pipelines that are not on fire should be insulated and cooled down.

Carbon steel is suitable for making CO2 tanks that require high strength but do not involve highly corrosive media.

The welding process of liquid oxygen storage tank is as follows

Small liquid nitrogen tanks are containers designed for storing liquid nitrogen, and their internal temperature can be reduced to -196°C (-321°F) to maintain the liquid state of liquid nitrogen.

Thermal insulation performance of cryogenic storage tanks.