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Propylene oxide storage tank type

2024-03-13View Original

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I need help: the boiling point of propylene oxide is 34.3°C, can a vertical storage tank be used? Is it still necessary to use water at 0°C for cooling? Should we use a horizontal pressure storage tank instead?
Reply #22024-03-18
Propylene oxide has a low boiling point, so horizontal pressure storage tanks are generally more suitable to ensure safety and storage stability. If the ambient temperature is higher than the boiling point, a water cooling system may be required to control the temperature of the storage tank. Using vertical storage tanks directly poses significant risks, so it is not recommended. .

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