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Seeking solutions for high tank pressure in liquefied propane spheres during summer

2010-08-12View Original

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Seeking solutions for high tank pressure in liquefied propane spheres during summer
Reply #22010-08-12
1. Carry out spraying for cooling. 2. Apply cooling gel to the tank; this works too
Reply #32010-08-14
The owner needs to clarify whether it’s simply a high pressure in the tank or if the temperature is also extremely high. If the temperature isn’t high but the pressure is, first check whether it exceeds the loading coefficient; reducing the loading system should resolve the issue. Then, analyze the composition of the non-condensable gas at the top of the tank. If inert gases or light components make up an excessive proportion in that non-condensable gas, this can also lead to abnormally high pressures. As for the remaining cases, as already mentioned by the owner, there’s no need to go into further detail.

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