Cryogenic LOX LIN LAr LCO2 LNG Microbulk Tanks

Cryogenic LOX LIN LAr LCO2 LNG Microbulk Tanks

Cryogenic microbulk tanks represent a significant advancement in industrial gas storage solutions. These tanks are essentially miniature bulk storage systems designed to replace traditional high-pressure or liquid cylinders with low-pressure, stainless steel storage tanks. This innovation offers a range of benefits, including enhanced safety, increased productivity, and reduced operational costs. HNJS's mobile microbulk tanks, available in capacities from 1,000 liters (1m³) to 5,000 liters (5m³), cater to a variety of pressure requirements, ensuring that clients' specific needs are met with precision.

Specifications and Models

HNJS offers a diverse range of microbulk tanks tailored to different cryogenic gases, including LOX (Liquid Oxygen), LIN (Liquid Nitrogen), LAr (Liquid Argon), LCO2 (Liquid Carbon Dioxide), and LNG (Liquid Natural Gas). The specifications for 3m³ (3000 liters) microbulk tanks are detailed below:

• Model CDLS-3/1.6: This low-pressure model features a total volume of 3.18 m³, an effective volume of 3 m³, and a maximum working pressure of 1.6 MPa. It is designed for gases like LOX, LIN, and LAr, with a daily evaporation rate of ≤0.6% for LN2 and a gas supply capacity of 40 Nm³/h. The empty tank weighs 1849 kg (SS) or 1973 kg (CS) and has dimensions of 185018502945 mm.

• Model CDLS-3/2.6: This medium-pressure model shares similar dimensions and effective volume but has a higher maximum working pressure of 2.6 MPa. It is suitable for LOX, LIN, and LAr, with the same daily evaporation rate and gas supply capacity. The empty tank weighs 1983 kg (SS) or 2023 kg (CS).

• Model CDLS-3/3.4: This high-pressure model offers a maximum working pressure of 3.4 MPa, making it ideal for demanding applications. It maintains the same effective volume and daily evaporation rate, with an empty tank weight of 2223 kg (SS) or 2263 kg (CS).

• Model CDLS-3/1.6 (LCO2 and LNG): This low-pressure model is specifically designed for LCO2 and LNG, with a total volume of 3.34 m³ and an effective volume of 3 m³. It has a maximum working pressure of 1.6 MPa and a daily evaporation rate of ≤0.6% for LN2. The empty tank weighs 1893 kg (SS) or 1936 kg (CS) and has dimensions of 185018503050 mm.

• Model CDLS-3/2.2 (LCO2 and LNG): This medium-pressure model for LCO2 and LNG has a maximum working pressure of 2.2 MPa, with the same effective volume and daily evaporation rate. The empty tank weighs 2394 kg (SS) or 2428 kg (CS).

Features and Benefits

HNJS's mobile microbulk tanks offer a host of features and benefits that make them an ideal choice for industrial applications:

1. Convenience: These tanks provide an uninterrupted supply of cryogenic gases, eliminating the need for frequent cylinder change-outs. Telemetry systems allow for efficient supply management, reducing inventory management tasks and ensuring a consistent supply of high-purity gases.

2. Increased Productivity and Savings: By reducing downtime associated with cylinder change-outs, these tanks enhance productivity. They also eliminate residual gas returns, streamline accounting and ordering processes, and minimize inventory maintenance. The efficient use of production space and lower maintenance costs further contribute to overall savings.

3. High Quality: HNJS's microbulk tanks ensure consistent high purity and higher product yield, providing a uniform supply of cryogenic gases. This reliability is crucial for industries that require precise and consistent gas supply.

4. Improved Safety: The elimination of cylinder handling and the replacement of high-pressure cylinders with low-pressure tanks significantly enhance safety. There are no worries about cylinder leaks, making the work environment safer and more efficient.

Design and Construction

The design of HNJS's microbulk tanks incorporates high vacuum multi-layers thermal-insulating technology, ensuring optimal thermal performance. The base-support construction is suitable for forklift usage, making transportation and handling convenient. The surface treatment options include polishing and painting, with the CS outer shell requiring sand-blasting and painting for durability.

Conclusion

HNJS's cryogenic microbulk tanks represent a cutting-edge solution for industrial gas storage, offering unparalleled convenience, productivity, and safety. With a range of models and specifications tailored to different gases and pressure requirements, these tanks are designed to meet the diverse needs of modern industries. By adopting HNJS's microbulk tanks, businesses can achieve significant operational efficiencies, cost savings, and enhanced safety, making them a valuable investment for any industrial application.