Sealing design of acetonitrile storage tank

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As the title indicates, the client intends to have a batch of storage tanks manufactured, with each tank having a capacity of around 200 L, for storing acetonitrile and related products. Due to the low surface tension of acetonitrile, leaks are likely to occur (this problem has already arisen at the client’s factory). Therefore, the client now has high requirements regarding the sealing design between the export flanges/flare caps as well as the choice of sealing materials, with the goal of achieving 100% leak-free performance. The tanks used on-site by the customer feature an O-ring in combination with a U-shaped groove structure, and the flange cover has FF sealing surfaces. I would like to ask the experts for any good suggestions; thank you.

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