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What is the difference between wet and dry combustible gas tanks?

2015-12-16 View Original

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What is the difference between wet and dry combustible gas tanks? Could the expert please explain?
Reply #2 2015-12-18
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Reply #3 2015-12-18
Both wet and dry combustible gas storage tanks are classified as low-pressure tanks, with operating pressures generally below 10 kPa. A wet tank is a bell jar placed upside down in a sink, using a water seal to store air. A dry-type tank consists of an inner cylinder and an outer cylinder, which are sealed to each other by a piston (with a rubber diaphragm, light oil, etc.); the inner cylinder can move up and down along with the piston.

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