liquid nitrogen tank

liquid nitrogen container for storage is typically used to store biological specimens, reagents, and other materials that require extremely low temperatures.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks are highly versatile and suitable for a broad spectrum of applications across diverse sectors.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks are meticulously engineered to provide an unparalleled environment for the long-term preservation of delicate biological materials.

Ultra-low temperature liquid nitrogen storage tanks utilize state-of-the-art insulating materials and structural designs to ensure stability of internal temperatures at extreme low conditions, providing an optimal environment for various biological samples.

Liquid nitrogen tank is a container for storing liquid nitrogen (LN2).

Strict production procedures ensure the safe and efficient operation of nitrogen storage tanks

Nitrogen storage tanks use high-pressure and corrosion-resistant materials such as carbon steel or stainless steel to ensure structural safety.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks can store liquid nitrogen at extremely low temperatures (about -196°C), which is suitable for applications that require ultra-low temperature environments, such as biological sample preservation, superconductor cooling, etc.

The insulation of liquid nitrogen storage tanks is the key to ensure their efficient operation and safe use.

Ensure that the liquid nitrogen storage tank and related equipment (such as boosters, pipelines, valves, etc.) are in good working condition and are not damaged or leaking.

Main Applications of Liquid Nitrogen Storage Tanks

Cooling and insulation of liquid nitrogen storage tank

Liquid nitrogen storage tank is a container specially designed for storing and transporting liquid nitrogen.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks use vacuum insulation technology to effectively isolate heat transfer by creating a high vacuum layer between the inner and outer tanks.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks are mainly used for storing liquid nitrogen.

Leak detection of liquid nitrogen storage tanks is essential to ensure safety.

Be sure to conduct a comprehensive inspection before using liquid nitrogen storage tanks.

Liquid nitrogen storage tanks are widely used in many fields because the low temperature properties of liquid nitrogen make it very useful in various cooling, storage and handling processes.

The structure of liquid nitrogen storage tanks usually includes an inner tank and an outer tank, with a vacuum layer formed between the two.

The main purpose of liquid nitrogen tank insulation is to reduce the evaporation of liquid nitrogen and keep it at a low temperature.

Cryogenic liquid oxygen tanks usually adopt a double-layer structure, with the outer layer being an insulating layer to keep the liquid oxygen at low temperatures.

Cryogenic liquid oxygen tanks are equipment used to store liquid oxygen, which is usually kept in liquid form at extremely low temperatures (about -183°C or -297°F).

The liquid nitrogen storage tank consists of an outer tank body, an inner tank body, an insulation layer, a liquid level gauge, a pressure gauge and a safety valve.

The thermal insulation design of liquid nitrogen storage tanks is a key factor in ensuring efficient and economical operation of liquid nitrogen storage tanks. Excellent thermal insulation properties can minimize the evaporation and loss of liquid nitrogen.

Liquid nitrogen is usually stored at low pressure, but the tank needs to be able to withstand a certain internal pressure. The design pressure is usually around 0.1 MPa (1 bar), but the specific value depends on the actual application and safety requirements.

Liquid oxygen: commonly used in medical, industrial and aerospace fields.

Cryogenic oxygen, nitrogen and argon storage tanks are usually composed of a double-layer metal structure, in which the inner layer is a container for storing liquid gas and the outer layer is an insulation layer.

Cryogenic oxygen, nitrogen and argon storage tanks are special containers for storing and transporting cryogenic gases such as liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon.

The ultra-low temperature secret of liquid nitrogen storage tanks

In the production process of liquid nitrogen storage tanks, our product quality is mainly focused on strict material screening, precise process control and meticulous quality testing.