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Safety issues of recycled gas tanks

2010-10-31View Original

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Gas tanks are sources of hazard, and the safety issues associated with their use are particularly important. Its height requirements, frost resistance, lightning protection, and so on
Reply #22010-11-23
How is anti-freezing typically handled for gas holders? Will freezing and other such phenomena occur in winter? The coldest temperature here is -5℃
Reply #32010-11-23
Steam pipes are installed around the circular water surface of the gas holder; during the coldest periods in winter, when the temperature drops to -5°C, a thin layer of ice forms on the water surface.
Reply #42010-11-23
Reply to 3# jzsshj: It might be better to add antifreeze. We generally don’t need it in the south
Reply #52010-11-23
If it is a small gas holder (with a single-layer bell), steam pipes can be added to the water tank to prevent freezing. If it’s over 5,000 cubic meters, I don’t have a good solution either, because I’m facing this problem right now as well.

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