The valve of the liquid phase pipe of the Cryogenic storage tank unloading booster precools the pipeline

Dewars are typically made of materials with excellent insulating properties

Pearescent sand insulation is a technology that uses pearlescent sand (also called microbeads or microbead material) as a thermal insulation material.

cryogenic tank cost for double cylinder structure, inner tube and pipe made of stainless steel S30408 shell made of
alloy steel Q245R.
Cryogenic tanks structure: vertical tanks, horizontal tanks.
We specialize in vacuum insulated liquid storage tanks
Adiabatic method: powder adiabatic
Working pressure: 0.2-3.0mpa
Effective volume: 5-200m3
The design temperature: – 196 ¡ã C – 50 ¡ã C
Filling rate: 95%

As a special device, LNG storage tanks are strictly supervised by design, manufacturing, installation and use.

Leak detection of carbon dioxide (CO₂) storage tanks is critical because CO₂ leaks may not only lead to gas waste, but also pose a threat to the environment and personnel safety. Especially in closed or semi-closed environments, CO₂ leaks may cause suffocation or pose other safety hazards.

Precautions when using cryogenic liquid oxygen storage tanks

The use of cryogenic storage tanks should be stopped after a natural disaster and tested before re-use.

Selecting the appropriate pressure vessel is a crucial decision.

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.

At room temperature (20°C or 68°F), the saturated vapor pressure of liquid CO2 is about 57.8 atmospheres (5.8 MPa). To keep CO2 in a liquid state, the tank must be able to withstand at least this pressure.

security guards and station staff must immediately contact producers to identify the cause and take countermeasures.

For most products, long-term storage in the refrigerator leads to product quality degradation, but for example, fruits such as bananas and oranges can be stored at 0℃ for several days, -30℃ for 1 week, and -50℃ for 2 months.