What are those pipes at the top of the cryogenic storage tank for?

2018-10-17View Original

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I saw a picture of a low-temperature storage tank with its roof lifted, and I was curious about what those pipes at the top are for ? ?

Reply #22018-10-17

Good, so far so good.

Reply #32018-10-17

At the high point, put in an air vent pipe, right? I don’t know what to put in it.

Reply #42018-10-18

What kind of experiment, what kind of experimental gas

Reply #52018-10-19

Could you go into more detail about the 4th floor?

Reply #62018-10-24

This requires checking the drawings, as the purpose of each pipe connection may vary.

Reply #72018-10-24

Ventilation balance hole, with a laminated interior

Reply #82018-10-25

Thank you for the explanation. There is also an inner cover inside. Next question: why is this balancing air not distributed evenly but placed on one side?

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