Low-temperature liquid nitrogen storage tank
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For the design of a low-temperature horizontal storage tank, a double-layer design is chosen, with vacuum powder insulation used in between. I would like to know how the structure in that middle section is designed and how the inner cylinder is fixed. Is it feasible to opt for a single-layer insulation design? If so, what design principles should be followed for the insulation layer and the outer shell?
It’s a good topic; it requires designers to answer.
I’m working on my graduation project and don’t really understand these things