Storage tanks feature Conical or Dome Roof designs, selected based on engineering needs. API 650 Conical roofs are economical for smaller diameters but require internal support columns and suit atmospheric pressure. Dome roofs (API 620) are self-supporting, providing large, column-free spans and handling low internal pressure. The choice depends on diameter, cost, and operational needs, such as internal floating roofs.
Dewar tanks are portable, vacuum-insulated cryogenic storage tanks for liquids like LIN, LOX, LAR. Safer, more efficient, and higher capacity than high-pressure cylinders, they feature integrated pressure-building and economizer circuits. Used in healthcare, labs, and industry, they adhere to standards like EN 1251. Vacuum integrity and safety valve checks are crucial.
Microbulk storage systems are a modern alternative to traditional cylinder bundles. These vacuum-insulated cryogenic tanks store LIN, LOX, and LAR gases more safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. Compliant with TPED/ADR standards, these systems, monitored remotely via telemetry, ensure uninterrupted supply, reduce operational costs, and offer a fast return on investment.
Cryogenic tanks (LIN, LOX, LAR) are high-tech storage solutions vital for industry. Designed to ASME and EN standards, these vacuum-insulated tanks (Microbulk/Bulk) offer superior efficiency over cylinders. Safety, telemetry monitoring, and maintenance are critical. Cryotanx provides expert engineering, ROI analysis, and full support as a strategic partner.
LNG tanks are critical infrastructure storing flammable liquid at -162°C. They are subject to strict international standards like API 625, EN 14620, ASME, and the IMO IGF code. These double-walled, vacuum-insulated tanks, made from special materials (e.g., 9% Nickel Steel), are used in energy terminals, industry, and maritime. Cryotanx offers custom engineering solutions in this field.
