Our company specializes in pressure vessels for storage tanks, including LPG storage tanks, liquid ammonia tanks, liquid chlorine tanks, propane tanks, pentane storage tanks, and low-temperature storage tanks for liquid oxygen and nitrogen. Particularly, our LPG storage tanks have achieved mass production with a continuous production line and offer a variety of models in stock. Available capacities range from 5 to 200 cubic meters, with options for above-ground and underground tanks.

Safety Operating Procedures for Liquefied Petroleum Gas Aboveground Storage Tanks

1. Use storage tanks in accordance with national regulations and design parameters; strictly prohibited from exceeding pressure and liquid level.

2. Inspections are strictly conducted according to regulations; tanks that fail to meet standards are not to be put into use.

3. Various safety accessories of the storage tank must be inspected regularly in accordance with regulations to ensure proper operation.

4. Valves connected to the tank, including normally open and normally closed valves, must be clearly marked.

5. The liquid storage in the tank should be strictly controlled below 85%, and the liquid level gauge should have clear limit markers.

5. Discovering a tank overfilled requires immediate decanting.

6. Conduct daily routine checks on the tank's pressure, temperature, and liquid level; promptly address any anomalies and report them.

7. When the summer temperature exceeds 35℃ and the storage tank pressure reaches over 10 kgf, the spray cooling must be activated.

8. When the winter temperature drops below 5°C, daily inspection and draining of the storage tank should be conducted to prevent ice blockage.