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40m3 Liquid Oxygen Storage Tank

Cryogenic storage tanks employ highly efficient insulation systems to minimize heat transfer and maintain the desired ultra-low temperatures. Advanced insulation materials such as perlite, vacuum insulation panels (VIPs), and multi-layered thermal barriers are utilized to reduce thermal losses and ensure the integrity of stored cryogens.

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As a storage tank, it can be used to fill small cylinder, when fill a small cylinder from a cryogenic liquid oxygen storage tank, you will need to follow proper safety procedures and equipment to handle the extremely cold temperatures and high pressure involved. Here is a general outline of the steps involved:

Ensure you have the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, and appropriate clothing to handle cryogenic materials.

Connect the small cylinder to the filling hose from the cryogenic liquid oxygen storage tank using the correct fittings.

Open the valve on the storage tank slowly to allow the liquid oxygen to flow into the small cylinder. Make sure to monitor the pressure in the cylinder to prevent overfilling.

Fill the small cylinder to the desired level, taking care not to overfill or let it get too cold during the filling process.

Once the cylinder is filled, close the valve on the storage tank and disconnect the filling hose from the cylinder.

Label the filled cylinder with appropriate safety information and store it in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources or flammable materials.

Follow proper disposal procedures for any residual liquid oxygen or gas in the filling equipment.

Remember to always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and any applicable safety regulations when working with cryogenic materials. If you are not experienced in handling cryogenic substances, it is recommended to seek assistance from trained professionals.

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