Considerations for the design of storage tanks using propylene oxide as the medium

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What are the considerations for designing storage tanks using propylene oxide as the medium? What are the characteristics of process design?

Reply #22016-12-16

With a boiling point below 45 degrees, it is recommended to use spherical tanks; I have designed three spherical tanks with a capacity of 2000 m3 each

Reply #32016-12-18

Design can be based on liquefied hydrocarbon spheres

Reply #42020-03-16

Are all current PO storage tanks designed as spherical tanks? ? Is it related to the amount stored, or what materials are used in the design of PO storage tanks? ?

Reply #52020-03-17

What material is used for spherical tanks? ?

Reply #62020-04-16

Is it still necessary to line the inside of this spherical tank with stainless steel? ? Or is it sufficient to thoroughly remove rust before use? ?

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