What is the temperature increase in the LNG storage tank during transfer?
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We have a processing capacity of 150,000 units per day. The temperature inside the cryogenic tank is -160.2 degrees, while the temperature measured at the exit of the pipeline system is -158.4 degrees; the temperature at the tank area is -157 degrees. At a distance of about 70 meters, the insulation effect seems inadequate. How is the situation with other units?
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It should be fine. It’s possible to tell whether the insulation is good or not; if it’s not good, frost will definitely form in the pipelines over time, especially if there’s a leak of cold air. These temperature fluctuations are within the normal range; in fact, there’s no need to store it at 162 degrees – 157 degrees is low enough