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Spherical tank? Low temperature single containment? Or low temperature double containment?
At most, it is stored under normal temperature and pressure, and the finished product tank is basically a spherical tank.
There are liquid ammonia spherical tanks and vertical storage tanks; There are normal temperature and low pressure tanks and normal pressure and low temperature tanks.
Horizontal storage tanks can be chosen for sizes less than 200m3, and spherical tanks are generally chosen for sizes larger than 200m3.
Generally, spherical tanks are used for normal temperature and low pressure, and storage tanks are generally used for normal pressure and low pressure. There are many domestic ones within 10,000m3. The spherical tank occupies a smaller area, while the storage tank occupies a larger area.
If the size is less than 2,000 square meters, we all make spherical ones, and if the size is larger, we make low-temperature and normal-pressure ones: time::victory::victory:
Generally, the small ones are horizontal, and the larger ones are generally spherical tanks.
You have to make a selection based on your tank size and comprehensive energy consumption. For small ones, you can generally use normal temperature pressurized horizontal tanks or spherical tanks. For large ones, you can usually use normal pressure and low-temperature vertical storage tanks with refrigeration units.
The original poster: Either a spherical tank or double-layered pearlescent sand can be used for cold insulation. There is no difference between use and investment