What is the volume of the liquid ammonia bottle? What is the punching pressure?

Ammonia bottles are available in 50Kg, 200Kg, 500Kg and other specifications. The filling is similar to that of liquefied gas, and the filling pressure is less than 2.2MPa. :handshake

Liquid ammonia cylinder is the most common tool for carrying liquid ammonia. The models are 400 liters - 200 kg/bottle and 800 liters - 400 kg/bottle. They are* * Class III pressure vessels are * * Produced by approved professional manufacturers.

Filling, Use and Management of Ammonia Bottles Article 62 Ammonia bottles must be inspected by a dedicated person before filling. Those who meet any of the following conditions are not allowed to fill.: (1) The paint color and lettering do not match the gas contained, and the type of gas cylinder is difficult to identify ； (2) Safety accessories are incomplete, damaged or do not comply with regulations ； (3) It is impossible to determine what kind of gas has been filled or there is no residual pressure in the bottle ； (4) Exceeding the inspection period ； (5) The steel seal mark is incomplete and cannot be recognized ； (6) The bottle body is defective after visual inspection and safe use cannot be guaranteed. Ammonia bottles must not be replaced by ammonia storage containers or other containers. Article 63 The following regulations must be observed when filling ammonia bottles: (1) The filling coefficient of ammonia bottles shall not be greater than 0.53 kg/L. Overfilling is strictly prohibited. The filling weight re-inspection system shall be strictly implemented. If excessive filling is found, the amount must be reduced immediately. ； (2) Carefully fill in the filling record, which should include: Filling date, ammonia bottle number, actual filling volume, name of the filler and re-inspector, etc. ； (3) Weighing instruments should be kept accurate. The maximum weighing value of weighing instruments should be 1.5 to 3 times the commonly used value. The calibration period of weighing instruments should not exceed three months. Article 64 Ammonia bottles must be submitted to the inspection unit designated by the local labor department for technical inspection every three years. After passing the inspection, they will be stamped by the inspection unit before they can be used. Article 65 Ammonia bottles must comply with the following regulations when using them: (1) No knocking or collision ； (2) When the bottle valve is frozen, do not bake it with fire ； (3) Do not stay close to heat sources, and the distance from open flames should not be less than 10 meters ； (4) Do not use electromagnetic cranes for transportation ； (5) Avoid sun exposure in summer ； (6) The gas in the bottle cannot be exhausted and there must be residual pressure. Article 66 The transportation of ammonia bottles must comply with the following regulations: (1) Tighten bottle caps, load and unload lightly, and do not throw, slide or hit them. ； (2) Ammonia bottles should be properly fixed on the vehicle. When transported by vehicle, they should be arranged horizontally and in the same direction. The loading height should not exceed the side of the vehicle. ； (3) Shade facilities should be provided in summer to prevent exposure to the sun ； (4) Fireworks are prohibited on the vehicle and no one is allowed to sit on the vehicle. Ammonia prevention equipment should be provided on the vehicle. ； (5) It is strictly prohibited to transport oxygen bottles, chlorine bottles, etc. and flammable and explosive items in the same vehicle. Article 67 Storage of ammonia bottles must comply with the following requirements: (1) Tighten the bottle caps, place them neatly, secure them properly, and leave a passage. Ammonia bottles should be placed with their heads facing one side to prevent them from rolling. They should not be stacked more than five layers. Bottle caps, anti-shock rings and other accessories must be intact. ； (2) Ammonia bottles are strictly prohibited from being stored in the same room as oxygen bottles and chlorine bottles to avoid causing combustion and explosion. Rescue and fire-extinguishing equipment must be provided nearby. ； (3) The warehouse for storing ammonia bottles must be 25 meters away from the factory and 50 meters away from residential and public buildings. There should be no open flames or other heating equipment in the warehouse. The building of the ammonia bottle warehouse should comply with the relevant provisions of the "Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings" ； (4) It is prohibited to store ammonia bottles containing ammonia in machines and equipment rooms. Ammonia bottles temporarily stored outdoors should also be kept away from heat sources and protected from sunlight.

There are four specifications of liquid ammonia cylinders, 40L, 100L, 400L and 800L, which belong to Class III pressure vessels. In accordance with relevant regulations such as "Gas Cylinder Safety Supervision Regulations" and "Pressure Vessel Safety Supervision Regulations". The allowable weight filling factor is 0.52kg/L.