Nitrogen storage tank and ambient temperature
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I would like to ask: for a nitrogen storage tank whose operating temperature is at room temperature and which will be used in the northwest region, is it necessary to take the ambient temperature into account during its design? Should it be designed for low temperatures?
Of course, the ambient temperature must be taken into consideration. When the user submits the authorization form, they need to specify the ambient temperature; if it is below -20°C, then the container must be designed for low temperatures.
It’s too general; different medium temperatures and pressures result in different requirements
Taking operational conditions and the environment into account, hehe. . . .
Local temperature conditions must definitely be taken into account during design!
The ambient temperature should be taken into account when selecting materials...
The local natural engineering conditions serve as the basis for design. Essential.