Support for the inner and outer cylinders of cryogenic low-temperature vessels
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Dear teachers: Could you please provide a schematic diagram of the support structure between the inner and outer cylinders of the cryogenic vessel, so that we can study it?
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-4-7 at 15:41. Several cylinders made of non-metallic materials with low thermal conductivity but high strength were created and arranged to be fixed at several load-bearing points. For reference.
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I know that. What I mainly want to know is that now, instead of using straps for supporting the inner and outer containers, steel pipes are used for support. Could you please provide some information on this?
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“I mainly want to know that the support for the inner and outer containers now doesn’t use straps anymore, but rather steel pipes.”? ? ? I don’t understand its meaning; please clarify.
Do you need a vertical or horizontal container? Mobile or fixed? The supports are different.
I mainly want to understand the support for the inner and outer cylinders of vertical cryogenic vessels
For modern vertical cryogenic storage tanks, there is no longer a need for slings to support the inner and outer cylinders; instead, steel pipes are used at the bottom while fiberglass rods are used for support at the top. Could you provide a simple diagram?