Causes of corrosion of liquefied gas storage tanks

Under normal conditions of use, periodic sensitivity checks and safety accessory checks should be performed.

Tank Installation: A minimum clearance is required. (referred to as the distance between tanks) between a tank and a building, surrounding or fixed source of ignition. This must be checked when installing the tank.

Liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks are storage type pressure vessels for storing liquid petroleum gas, and the volume of liquefied petroleum gas has to be enlarged by 800 times when it changes from liquid to gas.

Emergency shut-off valve: An emergency shut-off valve is a valve that can be quickly closed manually or automatically in an emergency.

Ignition of these vapors may cause a fire or explosion. It is not recommended to paint the tank in a color other than the body color itself. This will reduce the danger.

A level gauge is a device used to indicate the liquid level of liquefied petroleum gas in a storage tank. The commonly used level gauges for liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks are clear glass level gauges and magnetic float level gauges.

Liquefied petroleum gas storage tanks typically use a glass mercury thermometer with a protective metal sheath. You can also use remote thermometers such as thermocouples, resistance, and pressure.