Construction method for large double-shell low-temperature storage tank (120,000 cubic meters)

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I would like to ask experts about the construction method for large double-shell cryogenic storage tanks (120,000 cubic meters); can inverted construction technology be used for the outer tank? For storage tanks with a concrete outer tank structure, what techniques are used for installation?

Reply #22015-12-10

The outer tank is made of concrete, so this method of installation is not suitable

Reply #32015-12-10

It has a double-layer jacket; the outer layer is not of concrete construction. Can inversion be used? Do you have any construction plans for large low-temperature storage tanks?

Reply #42015-12-24

Is there anyone here who is expert in the construction techniques for low-temperature storage tanks? If so, please give some advice

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