Tight quality control examination of storage tanks for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

LPG storage tank float valve inlet hole positioning and construction is unreasonable will cause it too close to the top, or the installation of the float valve and facilities do not match; this is due to the installation process is not standardised caused by the float valve is too close to the pump pipe, so it will be stuck.

As liquid LPG is lighter than water, the water injected into the tank will hold the LPG to the water surface, isolating the LPG from the leak. At this point, the main spray from the leak is water rather than pure LPG, and then other methods are used to plug the leak. In the process of plugging the leak, the release valve at the top of the tank can be opened to release the gaseous LPG, which is less likely to form a hazard and reduces the pressure in the tank.

Ventilation and Tank Environment: Sufficient space must be provided around the tank for adequate airflow. It is important to keep the area around the tank clean and free of debris to prevent the formation of heavier-than-air LPG vapors in the event of a leak.

LPG underground storage tanks are usually made of corrosion-resistant materials

You should always check the throat plug and the small notch in the throat plug. Do not place plastic cloths and other materials on the neck plug to improve sealing performance and ensure the efficiency of the liquid nitrogen tank.

LPG compressor is a device used to compress and transport liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and similar gases.

Place the liquefied gas storage tank in a well-ventilated area. and keep at least 1.5 meters away from fire and heat sources After using the liquefied gas storage tank Close the valve completely.

A level gauge is a device used to indicate the liquid level of liquefied petroleum gas in a storage tank. The commonly used level gauges for liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks are clear glass level gauges and magnetic float level gauges.