Some tank car heads appear to be wrapped in multiple layers; what is the technical name for such heads, and why is this design used?

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I saw such a tank truck on the road today; I’m very curious. Could someone **explain it to me? Thank you!

Reply #22018-08-25

This post was last edited by joyway on 2018-8-25 08:36. No photos were taken; just a quick glance was taken, and it seems the style is like this

Reply #32018-08-25

There are insulation layers, such as in carbon dioxide tank trucks and similar vehicles.

Reply #42018-08-25

You must be referring to the insulation panel

Reply #52018-08-25

Found it – it’s the insulation layer of the carbon dioxide tank truck. Thank you all!

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