LNG thermal angle protection
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A beginner is asking: Generally, there is a heat-protected zone of a certain thickness at the bottom of LNG storage tanks, and the rebar used is not low-temperature rebar. I understand that this has something to do with thermal calculations, but I’m not quite clear on the specific concepts. I hope experts can provide an explanation
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Duer Equipment: Large atmospheric low-temperature storage tanks including LNG double-metal full-volume tanks, LNG single-volume tanks, LNG three-layer tanks, low-temperature atmospheric storage tanks, and low-temperature atmospheric storage tanks with empty distribution sleeves (media: LNG, oxygen, nitrogen, argon, liquid ammonia, and other low-temperature liquids); Lao Yu (138148562988)