Are there design institutes capable of designing systems for storing liquefied gas at low temperature and normal pressure?

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This post was last edited by Xinchan on 2010-4-19 14:15. Request for help: I’ve seen information stating that LPG can be stored in pressure vessels at normal pressure, and are there any examples of this in practice? I wonder who can recommend one, and also which design firm can handle the design work! Thank you! You can reply or leave a message!

Reply #22010-04-19

Is the poster referring to LNG? It seems that many hospitals can do it now, right?

Reply #32010-04-19

Could someone please help introduce a few? Thank you

Reply #42010-04-19

Is it LNG or LPG?

Reply #52010-04-19

Beijing Global Design Institute, Sinopec Beijing Institute

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