Strict quality inspection of LPG storage tanks

LPG stands for Liquefied Petroleum Gas. It’s a type of fuel derived from refining crude oil or extracting it from natural gas fields. LPG is commonly used for heating, cooking, and as a fuel for vehicles. It consists mainly of propane and butane, and it’s stored in liquid form under pressure in gas cylinders or tanks.

Precautions for the use of liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks 1. In order to ensure the safe operation of liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks, the working pressure and temperature must be adjusted. Protect LPG storage tanks from overheating and overpressure.

Before the equipment goes into service or is put back into service after an extended outage, maintenance or relocation. You need to replace the air in the tank.

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.

Liquefied gas storage tanks have strict quality appraisal of the material of the pressure components, the appearance of the dimensions and the quality of weld seams, the quality of operation, the quality of installation, internal devices and safety accessories.

Manometer: In order to control and monitor the pressure inside the storage tank, a manometer must be installed on the storage tank. Pressure gauges on liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks usually include direct reading pressure gauges such as conventional spring hose pressure gauges. Diaphragm pressure gauges and non-contact remote pressure gauges