Regarding cryogenic containers
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I have a gentle question: a container has three chambers. Two of the chambers have a temperature of 150 degrees, while another chamber has a temperature of -30 degrees. Is this container considered a cryogenic container? Must the chambers with low temperatures be designed as cryogenic chambers at 150 degrees, or can those that don’t have low temperatures not be designed in that way?
For low-temperature applications, the category is determined based on the highest level; however, the other two chambers do not need to be considered as low-temperature