With regard to safety standards, the safety standards for LNG storage tanks include structural safety, leakage control, fire control and other aspects.
The outer wall materials of liquid oxygen cryogenic storage tanks include: carbon steel, glass fiber reinforced plastic, and aluminum alloy.
Cryogenic liquid storage tanks generally refers to double-layer adiabatic low-temperature resistant structural containers
the following procedure should be followd to start the cryogenic tank
the insulation material of cryogenic tank is made of asbestos, rock wool and perlite, which has a good heat preservation effect.
Cryogenic tanks work on the principle that liquefied gases enter the low temperature environment of the inner tank and are liquefied, occupying a fairly small volume.
Cryogenic tanks in the use of the process should pay attention to its regular maintenance and inspection, to ensure its safety and reliability.
The use of cryogenic tanks should be strictly in accordance with the requirements of the use of the operation to ensure that the use of the process of safety and reliability.
Cryogenic tanks should be transported in such a way as to prevent external influences and vibrations, in order to avoid damage to the tank and internal components.
There are some key principles that must be understood when storing liquid nitrogen.
The air-temperature vaporizer has the advantages of low cost, no pollution, simple maintenance and high reliability.
To ensure the safety of people and equipment, the prescribed safety distance requirements must be observed.
Detailed safety distance regulations for liquid oxygen storage tanks: reasonable planning to ensure safety
A closed container designed to withstand pressure is called a pressure vessel.
