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What type of tank should be used for storing dimethyl ether

2008-07-09View Original

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What kind of storage tanks are generally used for storing dimethyl ether? This post was last edited by qwer123 on 2008-7-9 at 15:42
Reply #22008-07-09
An internal floating roof should be used; if the volume is small, a pressure tank should be used
Reply #32008-07-09
All I have seen are pressure spherical tanks.
Reply #42008-07-09
A spherical tank or a horizontal tank will work, but it must be a pressure tank with a design pressure of 1. Above 5 MPa (vapor pressure at 0. Those with a pressure of 55 MPa or higher) should be classified as Category II pressure vessels: handshake
Reply #52008-07-18
They generally belong to category II storage tanks, but for finished spherical tanks, it depends on their size
Reply #62008-07-18
Reply to Floor 2: Dimethyl ether is in a gaseous state at normal temperature and pressure, so internal floating roof tanks are generally not used for its storage. Pressure tanks are generally used for liquid storage.
Reply #72008-07-18
Just like with ethylene oxide, use a horizontal tank
Reply #82011-05-08
Pressure vessels should be used; spherical tanks are more commonly seen for storage purposes
Reply #92015-07-16
We use spherical tanks; our company relies on spherical tanks.

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