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Nitrogen issue in LNG storage tank interlayer

2018-01-16View Original

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Among the LNG small storage tanks in the 5000–10000 m3 range, there are those with double domes as well as those with a ceiling-type design. Is nitrogen continuously supplied to these two types of tanks during normal operation? 2. Is there BOG vapor in the ceiling structure, and is it also necessary to continuously fill it with nitrogen to maintain a low pressure? 3. Are there any differences between the suspended ceilings used for the 20,000 cubic meter cryogenic liquid ammonia tank and those used for the LNG storage tank?

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