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What are the main design differences between low-temperature spheres and normal-temperature spheres?

2016-05-09View Original

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Is it related to the materials? What are the design standards for low-temperature spherical tanks, and which ones are they? Are there any examples of specific designs? Help, please :)
Reply #22016-05-09
I think it’s mainly a matter of materials; materials specifically designed for use in pressure vessels at low temperatures should be used, after all, cold brittleness is a serious issue
Reply #32016-05-09
Materials specifically designed for low-temperature use in pressure vessels are employed to prevent cold brittleness. The production requirements are also different.

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