Requirements for medical oxygen storage tanks
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What are the standards and requirements for the internal treatment of medical oxygen storage tanks? Does anyone have experience in this area?
Thank you all! It is gaseous oxygen, and the material should be carbon steel, just like the oxygen cylinders used in hospitals; only the capacity needs to be 2 cubic meters (fixed-type). I’m not sure what the requirements are regarding the internal processing for now So I’m asking for help from everyone! Thank you
It’s similar to the treatment of oxygen pipelines – in the end, weld slag, rust, grease, and dirt all need to be removed. After that, all connections must be sealed, and the pressure gauges have to be oil-proof.
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