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Fully pressurized liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks, semi-frozen liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks, fully frozen liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks

2010-07-06View Original

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What are the differences in structure and appearance between fully pressurized liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks, semi-refrigerated liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks, and fully refrigerated liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks? In what situations are they used respectively?
Reply #22019-09-11
Still no one has replied to this post? Now, I’m wondering how to distinguish between full-pressure storage tanks, semi-frozen storage tanks, and fully frozen storage tanks. If anyone knows, please reply!
Reply #32019-09-11
Generally speaking, in the fully refrigerated type, the medium is stored at its boiling point temperature, while in the fully pressurized type, the medium is transported under pressure.

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