Cryogenic Hydraulic Pump-manufacture,factory,supplier from China

Suitable MediumLO2、LN2、LAr、LNG、LCzH4、LNzOApplicationGas supply systems for large and medium steel millsFilling of dewar bottlersFilling of storage tanksOthermedium pressure air supply systemsMain Technical ParametersFlow:300-35000L/hMax outlet pressure:3.0MPa-8.0MPaOptional ConfigurationStationary motor/Electromagnetic speed regulating machine/Variable frequency speed motorSafetyvalve/Cryogenic stop valveGas returninterlocking deviceAir outlettemperature interlocking deviceAir outlet pressure interlocking deviceWorkshop    Certificate       

LCO2 Filling ProcessLiquid carbon dioxide tank trailer - Liquid carbon dioxide tank - Filling pump - Filling steel cylinders. Liquid carbon dioxide (with a purity of 99.985%) is transported by a liquid carbon dioxide tanker to the plant and unloaded into the liquid carbon dioxide tank (maintained below -56 degrees Celsius).

Liquid nitrogen is widely used in various industrial processes, research applications, and medical fields for cryogenic cooling or freezing due to its low temperature and inert properties. Here are some common applications of liquid nitrogen for cryogenic cooling or freezing:Food Processing: Liquid nitrogen is commonly used in the food industry for quick freezing of food products.

Argon is produced at air separation plants by liquefaction of atmospheric air and separation of the argon by continuous cryogenic distillation. The argon is then recovered as a cryogenic liquid.Features*Refrigerated liquid gas*Boiling point -186°C*Non-flammable*Heavier than air*Inert at most temperatures and pressures*Colorless and odorless*Constitutes 0.93% of atmospheric air.What Will Happen if Liquid Argon Is Not Stored Properly?Even though it is one of the main ingredients for creating life, it can also be life-threatening in its liquid form.

The main equipment includes LNG storage tank, LNG cryogenic pump, LNG vaporizer, LNG dispenser, and skid base. In addition, there are pipeline systems, control systems, and supporting facilities. The design capacity of a single tank is 30m3, with a design pressure of 1.2MPa, a design temperature of -196 to +60°C, and an evaporation rate of ≤0.2%.Workshop           Delivery        Related Projects   

Cryogenic tanks are typically double-walled containers with vacuum insulation to minimize heat transfer and maintain the ultra-low temperatures required for storing the cryogenic materials. The inner vessel holds the cryogenic liquid, while the outer vessel provides structural support and insulation to prevent heat from entering the tank.Liquid carbon dioxide (LCO2) has a wide range of uses across various industries due to its unique properties. Some common applications of LCO2 include:Food and Beverage Industry: Liquid carbon dioxide is used in food processing and beverage production.

Argon is produced at air separation plants by liquefaction of atmospheric air and separation of the argon by continuous cryogenic distillation.

An LNG refueling station consists of an LNG storage tank, pump skid with submerged pump, tank pressurization vaporizer, truck unloading vaporizer, EAG(Energy-Adjust Gas) heater (there will be corresponding variations in these three vaporizers based on different processes), and a liquid dispenser.It is divided into four main types:1.Skid-mounted LNG refueling station2.Standard LNG refueling station3.L-CNG (Liquefied to Compressed Natural Gas) refueling station4.Mobile skid-mounted LNG refueling stationLNG/CNG/NG Gas Filling Station Work ProcessWorkshopDeliverySuccess Projects

LNG containerized refueling Station integrates storage tank, submerged pump, vaporizer, and LNG dispenser in to a containerized skid. Except the control system and instrument system which can be installed outside the skid. This station can be put into operation in a short period of time after simple installation and erection.Workshop         Delivery          Install Site         

Cryogenic Argon tanks can be used for a wide range of applications. They are standardised to ensure smooth distribution logistics and cost-efficient series production.Each tank is vacuum-insulated and can be delivered as a vertical or horizontal installation. The inner vessels and piping are made of stainless steel to ensure high-grade cleanliness - particularly important for the food and electronics industry.

A cryogenic argon tank, also known as a liquid Argon tank is a specialized container designed to store argon gas in its liquid form at extremely low temperatures.Cryogenic argon tanks are constructed with double-walled vessels or vacuum-insulated vessels to minimize heat transfer and maintain thelow temperatures required for the storage of the liquid argon.Cryogenic storage tanks support versatile applications across industries, enabling the efficient utilization of cryogenic substances.

Liquid phase argon can be delivered to large or small onsite cryogenic vessels. Pre-filled liquid cylinders are also options. For larger scale liquid argon applications, onsite argon production can be cost effective.Storage CapacityThe storage capacities of these horizontal tanks range from 900 gallons (3,407 liters) to 100,000 gallons (378,500 liters).

Cryogenic Vertical Stand Liquid Argon Storage TankTank Size  CustomizedVolume  2-250/customisedOuter material  Stainless SteelDesign pressure (MPa) 0.2-3.5Working Medium:  LNG, liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, liquid argon, liquid ethanePlacement type: Vertical/ HorizontalArgon is produced at air separation plants by liquefaction of atmospheric air and separation of the argon by continuous cryogenic distillation.

A LNG cryogenic tank is a storage tank designed to store liquefied natural gas (LNG) at very low temperatures, typically around -162 degrees Celsius (-260 degrees Fahrenheit). These tanks are heavily insulated to keep the LNG in a liquid state and prevent it from vaporizing.

The 50m3 capacity refers to the volume of LNG cryogenic tank can hold  50,000 liters or approximately 13,208 gallons liquid natural gas.These cryogenic storage tanks are used in various industries, including natural gas processing plants, LNG import terminals, and transportation of LNG by ships or trucks.If you need more specific information or assistance regarding the design, construction, or usage of a 50m3 LNG cryogenic storage tank, feel free to ask.StructureLNG must be stored in cryogenic storage tanks，cryogenic storage tanks are usually composed of an inner tank and an outer tank, a

Argon is the most abundant member of the rare gas family, accounting for about 1% of the earth’s atmosphere. It is monatomic and inert, forming no known chemical compounds. In its liquid form, it has no taste, color, or odor on top of being non-corrosive, non-flammable, and extremely cold.Liquid Argon Cryogenic storage tank is a vertical or horizontal double-layer vacuum adiabatic storage tank for storing liquid Carbon dioxide. The inner material is austenitic stainless steel, outer material is selected such as Q235B, Q245R, 345R or as your requirements.

A 20-ton LNG cryogenic storage tank would be a large tank designed to hold and store 20 metric tons (or approximately 20,000 kilograms) of liquefied natural gas (LNG). These tanks are specially designed to keep the LNG at very low temperatures so that it remains in its liquid state. They are typically used in industrial settings, such as LNG refueling stations, LNG power plants, and LNG distribution terminals.

Liquid argon is tasteless, colorless, odorless, noncorrosive, nonflammable, and extremely cold. Belonging to the family of rare gases, argon is the most plentiful, making up approximately 1% of the earth’s atmosphere. It is monatomic and extremely inert, forming no known chemical compounds. Since argon is inert, special materials of construction are not required.

The tanks are typically double-walled and insulated to maintain the LNG at its cryogenic temperature of around -162 degrees Celsius.In terms of work pressure, LNG cryogenic tanks are designed to withstand the pressure resulting from the vaporization of LNG stored within the tank. The pressure within the tank will vary depending on factors such as temperature, volume of LNG, and the specific design of the tank.

A LNG cryogenic pressure tank is a specialized container designed to store and transport liquefied natural gas (LNG) at extremely low temperatures. These vessels are typically insulated to maintain the LNG at its cryogenic temperature of around -162 degrees Celsius (-260 degrees Fahrenheit) to keep it in its liquid state. The pressure vessel is built to withstand the high pressures that occur when the LNG is stored or transported, ensuring safety and efficiency in handling this valuable energy resource.

Cryogenic LNG Storage Tank is a vertical or horizontal double-layer vacuum adiabatic storage tank for storing LNG. The inner material is austenitic stainless steel, outer material is selected Q235B, Q245R, 345R or as requirements.

LNG Cryogenic Storage Tank is a vertical or horizontal double-layer vacuum adiabatic storage tank for storing LNG. The inner material is austenitic stainless steel, outer material is selected Q235B, Q245R, 345R or as requirements.

A 20-ton LNG cryogenic storage tank with 12 bar pressure rating is a vessel designed to store liquefied natural gas (LNG) at cryogenic temperatures. The tank is capable of storing up to 20 metric tons (20,000 kg) of LNG and is designed to withstand a pressure of 12 bar (174 psi) when filled with LNG.These tanks are typically used in industrial applications where large quantities of LNG need to be stored for use in various processes such as power generation, fueling vehicles, or as a feedstock for chemical production.

Liquid Nitrogen Cryogenic storage tanks incorporate comprehensive safety systems to mitigate the risks associated with storing and handling cryogenic liquids. These systems include pressure and temperature monitoring, emergency shutdown mechanisms, and automatic venting systems to ensure safe operation and prevent over-pressurization.Liquid Nitrogen Cryogenic storage tanks can be customized to suit specific requirements, allowing for variations in size, capacity, and configuration.