Structure of LPG underground storage tank

Our LPG dispensers are divided into two categories for filling vehicles and cylinders, with cylinders for filling vehicles being subdivided into scale filling, filling scales and filling machines.

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.

filling job
1. Open all valves in the liquid phase pipe between the liquid outlet and the dispenser. and open all valves in the return pipe.
2. Supply air to the fluid port pneumatic isolating valve to the open position, so that the liquefied petroleum gas in the storage tank communicates with the filling pump.

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.

The hemispherical ends of the tanks are first formed by molding steel disks into shape in a 500-ton special press. A competent worker does this by handling the sheets, running the press, and verifying that each piece has been pressed accurately.

LPG is a flammable and explosive gas. Leakage may cause serious accidents such as fire and explosion, so it is crucial to detect and deal with leaks in a timely manner.

Environmentally friendly;High safety;Good economic benefits.

Storage tanks under normal temperature conditions have the characteristic that the storage pressure changes depending on the ambient temperature.

Persons who are not involved in the installation of the storage tank are prohibited. Including personnel and site visitors who are not liquefied petroleum gas personnel.