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Can an LNG transport vehicle be used as a gas storage facility in an LNG vaporization station to directly vaporize and supply gas?

2020-06-30View Original

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Can an LNG transport vehicle be used as a gas storage facility in an LNG vaporization station to directly vaporize and supply gas? Are there any regulatory provisions?
Reply #22020-06-30
Sure, but you still need to install a vaporization pressure regulating device
Reply #32020-06-30
There’s a full set of equipment available behind there. Is there any legal or regulatory support for such setups? We used to prohibit this; it can’t be handled through proper procedures, right?
Reply #42020-07-02
Tank trucks are mobile pressure vessels that can provide gas on a temporary basis; if used for an extended period, the local authorities will cause you trouble. Standard Design Code for Urban Gas
Reply #52020-07-27
The safety regulations for mobile pressure vessels contain relevant provisions; gas cannot be supplied directly from tank trucks.
Reply #62020-07-31
There are technical specifications for small LNG vaporization stations, which state that it is not advisable to use tank trucks to supply gas; in other words, it’s generally not done, but it’s not completely impossible
Reply #72020-07-31
Generally, applications with high gas consumption are supplied directly by tank trucks, but storage tanks are still necessary.
Reply #82020-08-01
No, tank trucks are considered mobile pressure vessels, and according to the regulations for such vessels, they cannot be used directly as gas storage facilities.
Reply #92020-08-02
This is not safe. Can you guarantee that there will be someone monitoring the process 24/7 during unloading? It is advised not to do this; in the event of an accident, the costs will be exorbitant. Using a smaller container would suffice, as it requires all necessary permits and ensures legal operation...
Reply #102020-08-02
This is not safe. Can you guarantee that there will be someone monitoring the process 24/7 during unloading? It is advised not to do this; in the event of an accident, the costs will be exorbitant. Using a smaller container would suffice, as it requires all necessary permits and ensures legal operation...
Reply #112020-08-07
There are regulations saying it’s not allowed, but! ! ! Those terminals with a large gas volume are all supplied directly by tank trucks, and this can be used to exploit loopholes. Tell me, can the safety supervision authorities tell whether the gas is supplied directly by tank trucks or from storage tanks?

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