Structure of cryogenic pressure vessels
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I used to work on custom containers, and now I’ve just started learning about cryogenic pressure vessels! They are all mass-produced products; I don’t understand many of the technical terms. What is the MT5000? Who has books related to the structure of cryogenic pressure vessels? I recommend it!
I don’t understand this. Are you asking about stainless steel equipment, non-ferrous metal equipment, or air separation equipment?
Gas cylinder. . . . What is this called, deep cooling? . They are just tanks for storing liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen. . . The material is extremely ordinary. . .
It seems so. Oxygen, nitrogen, natural gas – are there any books on these topics that I could read to learn more? The materials used are quite ordinary: 304 and 245R, as well as 16MnDR. Compared to the pressure vessels I’ve worked on before, these are simpler.
Cryogenic liquid storage tanks are a mature industry. According to the standards GB/T18442 and GB/T18443, the inner container is usually made of S30408, while the outer container is typically made of Q345R; the insulation layer consists of pearlescent sand or insulating paper
Yes, more or less – inner container 304, outer shell Q245R