Should the upper space of the insulation layer on the top of the LN tank and the lower liquid flash vapor space be connected?

2009-03-06View Original

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Should the upper space of the insulation layer on the top of the LN tank and the lower liquid flash vapor space be connected?

Reply #22009-03-06

In order to maintain the pressure balance between the upper space of the suspended ceiling and the liquid phase space of the inner tank, they are connected

Reply #32009-03-08

It depends on what kind of tank the poster is using. If it is a pressure tank, the insulation layer and the gas phase space are not connected. If it is a normal pressure tank, then the insulation layer of the upper ceiling is connected to the gas phase.

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