Issues related to the storage of LNG tanks

2017-07-11View Original

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Our company is an LNG liquefaction plant, equipped with one 5,000-cubic-meter tank and one 20,000-cubic-meter tank. Since the liquid is loaded into the 20,000-cubic-meter tank using submersible pumps, it is mostly this tank that receives liquid, leaving the 5,000-cubic-meter tank idle for extended periods. What precautions should be taken regarding the liquid stored in the 5,000-cubic-meter tank? How often should liquid be added to ensure the safety of the storage tank and prevent stratification of the liquid inside it?

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