Operating Manual_rev.

Cryogenic Beamframe Tank Container

Client : Cryogenic Container Solutions BV
Description : 40 ft ISO Cryogenic Tank Container
Owner No. : TONU 740101 till 740105 (5 pcs)

Manufacturer : Cryovat Internationaal BV

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[Link] PRECAUTIONS / REGULATIONS ............................................................................................... 4

1.1. General information about low-temperature cryogenic gas ....................... 4

1.2. Health risks ..................................................................................................... 4
1.2.1. Injuries through freezing ............................................................................. 4
1.2.2. Suffocation.................................................................................................. 4
1.2.3. Personnel protection (clothing, gloves, spectacles) .................................... 5
1.3. Miscellaneous ................................................................................................. 5
1.3.1. Formation of fog ......................................................................................... 5
1.3.2. Enclosed liquid fluids. ................................................................................. 5
1.3.3. Fire ............................................................................................................. 5
1.4. Service work ................................................................................................... 6
1.4.1. Reconditioning components ....................................................................... 6
1.4.2. Drying components ..................................................................................... 6
2.1. Technical Data of Transport Vessel .............................................................. 7
2.2. Technical Data of Pressure build-up vaporiser ........................................... 7
3. DESCRIPTION OF 20' FT ISO CRYOGENIC TANK CONTAINER ........................................................... 8

3.1. Design vessel.................................................................................................. 8

3.2. Design of Container framework. ................................................................... 8
3.3. Functionality of tank container vessel ......................................................... 8
3.4. Safety devices................................................................................................. 8
3.5. Instrumentation .............................................................................................. 9
3.5.1. Valves, check valves and strainers. ............................................................ 9
3.5.2. Level indicator [LL-1]. ................................................................................. 9
3.5.3. Pressure indicator [PI-1] ............................................................................. 9
3.5.4. Vacuum connections ................................................................................ 10
4. PUTTING INTO OPERATION ................................................................................................................... 11

4.1. Before putting into operation ...................................................................... 11

4.2. Pressure indicator [PI-1] .............................................................................. 11
4.3. Level indicator [LL-1] ................................................................................... 11
4.4. Filling and emptying of tank container. ...................................................... 11
5. MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................... 14

5.1. Tracing leaks................................................................................................. 14

5.2. Valves ............................................................................................................ 14
5.3. Safety-valves [SV-1a,b / SV-2a,b] ............................................................... 14
5.4. Connections .................................................................................................. 14
5.5. Pressure indicator [PI-1] .............................................................................. 14
5.6. Level indicator [LL-1] ................................................................................... 14
5.7. Vacuum ......................................................................................................... 15
5.8. Repair of the tank container ........................................................................ 15
6.1. Pressure rise ................................................................................................. 16
6.2. Pressure drop ............................................................................................... 16
6.3. Icing ............................................................................................................... 16
6.4. Faulty indication ........................................................................................... 17
7. SPARE PARTS .......................................................................................................................................... 17

7.1. Identification. ................................................................................................ 17

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Annexes

TAB Annex Description Document

1 I Assembly and Decoration drawing D1419200
2 II Flowdiagram D1419201
3 III Instrument & Valve List 14-192 IL-01
4 IV Conversion Table’s
- Argon
- Oxygen
- Nitrogen
- Liquified Natural Gas
- Ethane
- Ethylene

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PREFACE

This manual does not relieve the owner/operator of this container from his responsibilities
concerning operation and safety.

The owner/operator must in any case conform to the legal and official regulations and
directives (e.g. Environmental regulations)

Cryovat reserves the right to supplement this manual with values obtained from experience
during normal operation

Strictly follow the mentioned procedures, or

permanent damage to the equipment may occur.

DO NOT OVERLOAD THE TANKCONTAINER ABOVE THE INDICATED

MAX. PAYLOAD MENTIONED ON THE DATA NAMEPLATE.

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1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS / REGULATIONS

During operation of the tank container all local and/or legal regulations have to be considered.

Please pay attention to the following:

ATTENTION!

 Icing shall never be removed using fire or glowing (red-hot) objects.

 Prevent contact of parts of the body with liquefied cryogenic gas. Therefore while
working with these gases suitable protective clothing shall be worn (gloves, safety
glasses).

 In case liquefied cryogenic gas comes in contact with the skin or the eyes, the
involved spots shall immediately be treated with large quantities of cold water and cold
compresses. Medical assistance is required immediately.

1.1. General information about low-temperature cryogenic gas

A low-temperature gas, either in gaseous or condensed form, is classified as a dangerous

substance in most standards.
This is not due to the fact that the substance in itself is dangerous (most substances in
cryogenic circumstances are completely harmless), but because of the physical condition of
the substance, its pressure and temperature, which means that it must be handled according
to strict rules.
This makes it of the greatest importance for all personnel concerned to be instructed and
trained in the handling of equipment and in the characteristics of the low temperature gas so
that risk-free handling can be ensured.
All personnel must also be provided with detailed instructions about the procedure to be
followed in case of accidents and accident risks of various types (fire, leakage, etc.).

1.2. Health risks

1.2.1. Injuries through freezing

A low-temperature gas (in gaseous or liquid form) causes injuries very similar to burns if it
comes into direct contact with the skin.

If unprotected, or insufficiently protected, skin comes into contact with uninsulated cold
components such as piping, valves etc., the skin can easily freeze onto the object. When
attempts are then made to pull the skin away, both skin and subcutaneous tissue can be torn
off.

Care should be taken to avoid inhaling cold gas. Apart from the risk of suffocation (see below)
short-term inhalation is painful. Inhalation during long periods of time implies the risk of
injuries.

1.2.2. Suffocation

There is a risk of suffocation or breathing difficulties if the oxygen content of the air decreases
below 20,9% by volume.

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As a good rule of thumb it can be said that people should not spend time in an area where
there is fog without using special breathing apparatus.

The lower the oxygen content in the air breathed, the more rapidly suffocation symptoms
occur. In the case of extremely low oxygen contents, abrupt unconsciousness occurs without
any preliminary warning.
It is therefore extremely important to install the unit in a well-planned open area.

1.2.3. Personnel protection (clothing, gloves, spectacles)

All personnel handling low-temperature gases must use suitable clothing in order to protect
themselves from injuries that can occur through direct contact with the gas or with cold units
of equipment.

Gloves must be made of leather – not rubber. Overalls or similar types of clothing must be
worn, preferably made of leather. Avoid using overalls with open pockets. Knee-length boots
must be worn, preferably made of leather. Trouser legs should be outside the boots.

In all handling work where there is a risk of leakage, for example when transferring from a
supply tank to the storage tank by using a flexible hose, a fully-covering face mask must be
used.

1.3. Miscellaneous

1.3.1. Formation of fog

When gas is released, fog occurs because the cold gas that mixes with the air lowers the
temperature so much in the air that humidity condenses.

Right at the centre where the source of outlet is located, in case of extensive release there is
a fog-free zone where the air has been completely replaced by the gas being released.

Be aware that fog impairs range of vision and that injuries may occur by tripping over objects
while evacuating the area.

1.3.2. Enclosed liquid fluids.

If low-temperature condensed gas is enclosed in a pipeline between two valves or in the

vessel with the outlet shut off, the pressure will increase until the pipe or vessel bursts. This
can result in extensive personal injuries. For this reason every section of piping and the
vessel itself are fitted with thermal relief valves.

1.3.3. Fire

If a fire breaks out close to or within the tank container, there is considerable risk of extensive
damage. For this reason there must be a well-planned fire-fighting organisation.
Every system used must be adapted to suit local conditions and therefore it is impossible to
provide general rules in these instructions.

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Here are a few points that must be taken into consideration:

 The vacuum-insulated tank container is based on non-flammable insulation and has

an outer jacket made of carbon steel.
This means that you should only spray direct water over the tank container if it is
surrounded by flames.
 Vent all pipelines if possible.
 Organise and train all personnel for fire-fighting.

1.4. Service work

Correctly implemented servicing of the tank container means that the following points are
taken into consideration:

 Operations have been carried out correctly from a safety aspect as well.

 All the functions of the tank container have been checked as far as possible.

 Control of safety information (Are all the necessary signs displayed? Are they easy
to read?).

 The immediate unit environment.

1.4.1. Reconditioning components

It is best to recondition components in a workshop specialised in cryogenic service. Try to

limit field work.

1.4.2. Drying components

Keep the components dry. Traces of liquid and a component subjected to extremely low
temperatures can cause blockages which can result in operational disturbances and / or
serious accidents.

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2. DESIGN SPECIFICATION

2.1. Technical Data of Transport Vessel

General data
Service : LIN/LOX/LAR/LCH4/LC2H4/LC2H6
UN-Class package : T75
Geometric volume : 45.500 L
Operating volume (95%) : 43.225 L
Holding time : see annex 5

Max. Allowed Working Pressure : 10,0 barg (145psig)

Test pressure : 14.3 barg (207psig)
Set pressure safety valves : 10.0 barg (145psig)
Design temp. valves min/max : -196/+70 °C

Unit dimensions
Tare weight : ± 13.000 kg
Max. Gross Weight : 36.000 kg
Payload max. : 23.000 kg

Outer vessel data

Material : S235JR / EN 10025, carbon steel
Outside diameter : 2425 mm

Inner vessel data

Material : SA-240-304N acc. ASME-code section II, Part A,
Ed. 98 + SA-480 / 1.4315 acc. EN10028-7
Outside diameter : 2250 mm
Baffles : 5 pieces, fixed, 70% area
Radiography : 100% longitudinal welds,100% circumferential welds

2.2. Technical Data of Pressure build-up vaporiser

General data
Profile type : 83-683 with stainless steel liner
Material : AlMgSi0,5F22
Length : 7x5 m
Capacity : Designed for a discharge of 20.000 l/h CH4 (type 1
+1 + 2 + 3), under 1 bar g, during less than 1 hour,
good ventilation and at least ambient temperature of
20 ° C.

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3. DESCRIPTION OF 20' FT ISO CRYOGENIC TANK CONTAINER

3.1. Design vessel

The vessel has been designed for transport of liquefied cryogenic gasses at an operating
temperature between -196 °C and +20 °C. The operation panel has been designed for an
operating temperature between -196 °C and +60 °C.

The vessel consists of a stainless steel inner vessel which is positioned centrally in the outer
vessel and non-symmetrical in longitudinal direction.
The inner vessel is designed and manufactured in accordance with the international rules and
regulations and an internationally accepted design code.
The outer vessel serves as the shell for the vacuum-insulation and is designed at full vacuum.
The space between inner- and outer vessel is filled with a special, multi-layer insulation
material (non flammable), and thereafter evacuated.

The vessel is internally cleaned and made free of oil and grease for oxygen service.
The vessel is delivered filled with gaseous nitrogen at approx. 0,2 barg. This nitrogen filling
prevents penetration of air and humidity and should be maintained until filling the tank
container.

On new delivery, with a warm inner vessel, the initial vacuum pressure is equal or lower than
13 x 10-3 mbar (10 micron). After cooling down the level of vacuum drops below 3 x 10-3 mbar
(± 2-3 micron).

3.2. Design of Container framework.

The beam frame of the container is designed to handle the vessel. It is made of high tensile
carbon steel and is provided with ISO prescribed corner castings.
The total container is designed to withstand loads as they usually appear in situations of
transport by truck, train and ship and at container handling facilities as specified by
international governing regulations. (ADR/RID/IMDG, UN type T75).

3.3. Functionality of tank container vessel

The contents of the vessel can be read from the level indicator [LL-1]. The pressure inside the
vessel can be read from the pressure indicator [PI-1]. See also 3.5, Instrumentation.
The vessel can be filled and operated up to the maximum allowable working pressure.

To maintain the pressure inside the vessel during loading and unloading activities the vapour
return line [L2] or the pressure build-up vaporizer can be used.
This line has to be connected with the corresponding vessel gas phase before transferring
the medium.

3.4. Safety devices

The tank container is equipped with the following safety devices:

- One pneumatic, spring-loaded fire breaker valve V-2 to block liquid flow in case of
emergencies. The valve can be pneumatically operated by using the pneumatic switch and
manually operated with the included handle or activated by means of a pull cable. In the
gasphase valve V17 is executed as a spring-loaded fire breaker which can be manually
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operated by using the handle or by means of the pull cable. In case of fire a melt fuse will
activate V-2.
- Two sets of 2 pieces spring-loaded safety-valves [SV-1a,b SV-2a,b] adjusted at the
M.A.W.P. The two sets are separated with diverter valves [V-20a,b]. These safety valves
protect the inner vessel against excessive overpressure.
Each set relief valves is designed to relieve flow generated by heat leak due to loss of
vacuum. Together the two valves have been designed to relieve the flow generated by heat
leak due to loss of vacuum even when the container is on fire.

- Line thermal relief valves [SV-3,4,5,6] are mounted to protect blocked-in lines against
excessive overpressure. These line safety-valves are set at approx. 24 barg.

- The connection [RF-1] on the outer vessel acts as a vacuum safeguard and protects the
outer vessel against internal overpressure. This device is protected against damaging and
loss by a chain.

The exhaust outlets are fed through the cabinet to the opposite side of the tank container
where they are fitted in a special exhaust box to flow into the atmosphere.

3.5. Instrumentation

The instrumentation is mounted in a stainless steel cabinet besides the tank. It is equipped
with hinged lockable doors complying with requirements for T.I.R.-operation.

3.5.1. Valves, check valves and strainers.

The control panel of the storage vessel is equipped with manual operated valves, check
valves and instruments as shown in the Flow Diagram and the Instrument and Valve List.
(see Annexes 2 and 3).
Some special items are mounted as clarified hereafter.

3.5.2. Level indicator [LL-1].

The measurement of the contents in the storage vessel is based on the principle of measuring
differential pressure between the pressure in the vapour space above the liquid and the
pressure, increased by the static head of the liquid, at the lowest point of the inner vessel.
The scale is readable from 0 to 1879 mm H2O and can be converted into litres by means of a
conversion table (see Annex 4).
The level indicator has been adjusted in the manufacturer's shop at the working range and
therefore there is no need for adjustment at site. However, correct zero-setting can be done if
necessary. Adjust in accordance with the instructions in 5.6.

IMPORTANT !!
Use the full try valve [V-9a, V-9b, V-9c] during filling to see when the container is filled up to
95%, 90% or 82%. Filling rate of the tank depends on the density of the product filled and
pressure of the tankcontainer.

3.5.3. Pressure indicator [PI-1]

The pressure indicator which shows the pressure in the vessel is connected to the gas line
side of the level indicator [LL-1].

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3.5.4. Vacuum connections

All vacuum connections are sealed and marked by:

"VACUUM INSULATED; DO NOT OPEN!!".
Breaking this seal will end your claim on guarantee! Contact Service Department before
taking any action!
The pressure in the annular space can be checked by connecting a vacuum measuring
device to the vacuum gauge head [TC-1b]. A calibrated vacuum measuring device suitable
for connection to the vacuum gauge head is further required for measuring the vacuum
pressure. This device is not included in the delivery. After connecting the vacuum measuring
device to the vacuum gauge head, open vacuum valve [TC-1a]. When measuring the vacuum
is finished close vacuum valve [TC-1a] directly. The vacuum valve [TC-1a] must always be
closed due to the risk of vacuum loss.

IMPORTANT!
The vacuum vessel isolation valve [TV-1] cannot be opened since the vacuum of the storage
vessel will be lost. Not obeying this will end your claim on guarantee.

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4. PUTTING INTO OPERATION

4.1. Before putting into operation

Before putting into operation purging of the tank container with dry nitrogen is recommended.
The vessel is supplied filled with gaseous nitrogen at approx. 0,2 barg. This nitrogen filling
prevents penetration of air and humidity and should be maintained until start-up.

4.2. Pressure indicator [PI-1]

The pressure indicator [PI-1] is taken into operation together with the Level indicator [LL-1].

4.3. Level indicator [LL-1]

The level indicator [LL-1] is taken into operation using the following steps:
 Close valve [V-15] first, then close valve [V-14].
 Slowly open equalising valve [V-16].
 Close equalising valve [V-16].
 Slowly open valve [V-14] first, then slowly open valve [V-15].

4.4. Filling and emptying of tank container.

(Cool-down to Operating temperature)

At the first filling of the vessel and at refilling when the tank has been completely empty for
more than 48 hours, attention should be paid to the fact that the tank is "warm" and that
therefore a high evaporation of liquid will take place. The procedure for cooling down should
be used in all cases when the inner vessel has not reached the operating temperature.

1. Check that the contents gauge is at zero-setting. Adjust if necessary in accordance with
4.3. After this check, verify that V-14 and V-15 are open and V-16 is closed.
2. Perform safety check and ensure that products in storage tank and tank container are the
same by checking tank markings, decals or placards. Ensure that connectors on tank
container hose and storage tank match properly. Open and secure door to piping cabinet.
3. Make sure all valves (except contents gauge) are closed, open fire breaker V-2.
4. Ensure that inlet cover HC-1 is not pressurized by cracking fill line bleed valve V-11. Close
V-11.
5. Remove inlet cover HC-1 and connect transfer hose from the gas side of supply unit.
Open gas supply from supply unit.
6. Open V-9a (max fill try-cock), V-4 (vent line) and V-1 (V-2 already open, see 3.) in that
order.
Flush with cold gas until line L4 (max fill) and L3 (vent) are cold and turn white with ice.
7. Close V-1, V-9a and V-4 in that order. Close the delivery valve of the supply unit. De-
pressurize fill line by opening V-11. Disconnect transfer hose and close V-11.
8. Immediately proceed with the filling procedure of liquid.

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FILL PROCEDURE WITH PRE-COOLED VESSEL VIA HC-1

If filling is done after pre-cooling with gas, steps 1 – 4 can be skipped.

1. Check that the contents gauge is at zero-setting. Adjust if necessary in accordance with
4.3. After this check, verify that V-14 and V-15 are open and V-16 is closed.
2. Perform safety check and ensure that products in storage tank and tank container are the
same by checking tank markings, decals or placards. Ensure that connectors on tank
container hose and storage tank match properly. Open and secure door to piping cabinet.
3. Make sure all valves (except contents gauge) are closed, open fire breaker V-2.
4. Ensure that inlet cover HC-1 is not pressurized by cracking fill line bleed valve V-11. Close
V-11.
5. Connect liquid transfer hose to the tank container at liquid fill connection HC-1.
Momentarily open fill bleed valve, V-11, to purge the fill line, while opening liquid
discharge valve from supply vessel. Be careful of product exposure to self and others who
may be beneath tank container. See safety precautions.
6. Open fill/drain valve V-1 (filling from bottom side).
7. Close bleed valve V-11 and continue filling operation with supply valve open. Do not
exceed 300 lpm fill rate with pre-cooled vessel.
8. During filling the pressure in the tank has to be monitored; To reduce the pressure in the
vessel, you can temporarily open top fill valve V-3 to evaporate liquid into the vessel.
9. Should the pressure increase above 9 barg for set pressure 10 barg then manual vent
valve V-7 can be opened to decrease the pressure in the tank.
10. To prevent overfilling of the tank, open the appropriate max. fill try-cock (see 3.5.2) when
the level indicator LL-1 shows more than 50% filling.
11. The maximum filling must be checked by using the conversion tables on the inside of the
cabinet, or annex 4 of this manual indicating the maximum filling per product at a certain
pressure.
12. Refer to safety precautions concerning cryogenic liquid and vapour.
13. Terminate liquid discharge from supply vessel when tank container liquid reaches desired
level (read at liquid level gauge, LL-1, try-cock starts giving liquid).
14. Close fill/drain valve V-1, valve V-3 and try-cock V-9a,b.
15. Purge line by opening valve V-11. Disconnect fill hose.
16. Replace cover on fill line, HC-1. Close V-11.
17. Secure piping cabinet door.

TRANSPORT OR SHORT TERM STORAGE

1. Close all valves except V-14 and V-15.

2. Safety relief valves SV1a,b / SV2a,b will vent when pressure of inner vessel rises to 10
barg (145 psig) and above.

EMPTYING TANK CONTAINER BY PRESSURE TRANSFER VIA HC1

1. Perform safety check and ensure that products in station and tank container are the same
by checking markings, decals or placards. Assure that connectors on station hose and
tank container match properly.
2. Verify that receiving tank has capacity and that receiving tank pressure is low enough to
permit transfer. If receiving tank pressure is too high, it must be vented down or a
pressure boosting pump must be used. Verify that the receiving tank equipment is normal.
3. Lock open piping cabinet door.
4. Verify fill/drain valve V-1 is closed. Verify top fill valve V-3 is closed. Verify fire breaker V-2
is open.
5. Crack open fill/drain line bleed valve V-11 to bleed any pressure in fill/drain line, being
careful of product exposure. See safety precautions. Close V-11.
6. Remove inlet cover and connect transfer hose to the tank container at the fill/drain
connection HC-1.
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7. Verify low and high pressure isolation valves, V-14 and V-15 are open.
8. Open pressure build valve V-5 and V-6. Increase tank container pressure, gauge PI-1, not
to exceed 10 barg (145 psig), (primary relief setting).
9. Perform appropriate receiver operations.
10. Purge receiver lines if necessary.
11. Open valve V-1 and open withdrawal line bleed valve V-11 momentarily to bleed vapour
from the discharge line, being careful of product exposure. See safety precautions. Close
valves V-1 and V-11.
12. Assure tank container has sufficient vessel pressure, gauge PI-1, to transfer product.

PUMPING OUT PRODUCT

1. Open fill/drain valve V-1.

2. Discharge pressure and rate will depend on tank pressure and product temperature.
3. Tank container pressure may drop while pressure transferring. Maintain tank container
vessel pressure, gauge PI-1, above transfer pressure requirements by opening valves V-5
and V-6.
4. Monitor tank container vessel liquid level gauge LL-1.

SHUT DOWN

1. Close pressure build-up valve V-5 and V-6.

2. Close fill/drain valve V-1.
3. Close receiver station as necessary.
4. Slowly open fill/drain bleed line V-11 and drain line. Be careful of product exposure. See
safety precautions.
5. Open V-7 manual vent valve to vent down tank container as required.
6. Remove and store transfer hose. Replace cover on fill/drain line.

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5. MAINTENANCE

The correct functioning of the tank container is to be checked on a regular basis according the
governing regulations.

5.1. Tracing leaks

Regular examination, especially in the first weeks and months, is required to prevent loss due
to leakage. Tubing through which neither gas nor liquid flows, shall be free of ice.
Special attention should be paid to the gaskets of the valves. Due to intermittent temperature
load they can get untied.
Possible leaks can easily be stopped by tightening the union or bolted bonnets of the valve
bodies and by tightening of the gland necks on the top of the valve stems. Small leaks can be
found by using leak detection spray; greater leaks are audible or visible due to the presence
of mist, ice or white frost.

5.2. Valves

The tank container is equipped with valves which require a minimum of maintenance. But
regularly check that unions do not leak. If necessary, replace.
At re-assembly of valves check that the flow direction is the same as originally fitted.
Check valves on easy opening and tightness. Replace leaking valves.

5.3. Safety-valves [SV-1a,b / SV-2a,b]

The safety valves [SV-1a,b / SV2a,b] should be examined regularly with regard to the set
pressure. This can only be done when maintenance is done on an depressurised tank.
Check that the valves are not corroded and that they open at correct overpressure. Check at
least once in two and a half year.

5.4. Connections

Check all flanges and pipe connections on tightness using leak detection spray (especially
during start-up). Resolve leakage’s immediately and replace defective gaskets.

5.5. Pressure indicator [PI-1]

To check the zero setting of the pressure indicator [PI-1] close valves [V14 and 10], than open
valve [V-16].

5.6. Level indicator [LL-1]

To check the zero setting of the level indicator close valves [V-15] and [V-14] and open valve
[V-16]. Further close [V-16], and open [V-14] and then [V-15].

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5.7. Vacuum

When during normal operation an abnormal high pressure will be noticed, not caused by the
pressure build-up vaporizer, which could lead to venting through the safety valves [SV-1a,b]
the vacuum pressure has to be checked.
The measuring of the vacuum of a cryogenic tank container is a qualified job and should only
be carried out by specially trained personnel. When the vacuum level might be above the
required level of 10 x 10-2 mbar (±75 micron), the vacuum space has to be evacuated by
authorized personnel. To speed up the evacuation of the vacuum space, put a heat-element
of 60W / 220V in the heat-element-holder (in the getter), marked with a G on the vessel, for
approx 1 hour.
If a vacuum leak is suspected contact Service Department before taking any action.

Important

 The vacuum isolation valve [TV-1] of the vessel cannot be opened since the vacuum of
the tank container will be lost.

 See also §3.5.3.

VACUUM VESSEL ISOLATION VALVE [TV-1] MUST NEVER BE OPENED!

This is marked by "DANGER DO NOT OPEN!"

5.8. Repair of the tank container

The tank container is a pressure vessel. For such vessels there are special regulations in
each country for repair and periodical inspection . These regulations must be followed.
To correctly perform a repair of a cryogenic pressure vessel an intimate knowledge of the
design and construction of the vessel is necessary. Therefore, it is recommended to contact
the Service Department before every repair or alteration

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6. FAULT FINDING

6.1. Pressure rise

Problem:

 Excessive pressure rise (more than caused by the normal heat leakage), safety valves
blow off.

Probable cause:

 Loss of vacuum.
 Damage on insulation.
 V-6 and V-5 are open and/or leaking

Remedy:

 Re-evacuation of annular space, call the Service Department.

 Repair of insulation.
 Check V-5 and V-6 (repair / replace valve(s))

6.2. Pressure drop

Problem:

 Pressure drop during normal operation.

Probable cause:

 Valves in vapour return line are blocked or not fully opened.

 Empty vessel (level indicator malfunctioning).
 Pressure Build Up does not work or not sufficient.

Remedy:

 Open valves in vapour return circuit completely.

 Call the Service Department.
 Check level indicator, replace or revise level indicator.

6.3. Icing

Problem:

 Freeze-up of valves and control valves.

 Extreme freeze-up of valves (cannot be operated).
 Freeze-up of instrument lines (level indicator / pressure indicator).

Probable cause:

 Normal phenomenon.
 Enlarged take-off capacity at bad ambient conditions (low temperature and high
humidity, incidental).
 Gland gaskets of valves leaking.
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 Screwed connections leaking.

 Equalising valve leaking or not closed.

Remedy:

 None.
 Freeze-up will decrease when take-off is decreased.
 When required unfreeze the valves using hot water or a heater and tighten the gland
gaskets.
 Tighten connectors, close equalising valve, call the Service Department.

6.4. Faulty indication

Problem:

 Faulty indication of level indicator.

 Faulty indication of pressure indicator.

Probable cause:

 Connectors leaking.
 Valves operated in wrong order.
 Instrument line (bottom) clogged or frozen-up.
 Instrument not calibrated.
 Instrument defective.

Remedy:

 Tighten connections.
 Check zero setting.
 Re-calibrate instrument.
 Replace instrument.
 Call the Service Department.

7. SPARE PARTS

7.1. Identification.

For assistance or spare parts, identify the item by serial number, drawing number and model
number, if available.
In Annex 3 a survey instruments and valves is found for the main items.

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 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

A A

HEIGHT LETTERS AND NUMBERS :

TANKCONTAINER NUMBERS MIN. 100 MM
MAX. GROSS, TARE AND VOLUME MIN. 50 MM
DANGER LABELS TO BE INSTALLED BY OPERATOR

2
SAFETY VALVES LOCATION
TANK COLOR: WHITE RAL 9010
B
ALL CORNER CASTINGS B
COMPLETE COATED WITH 2
FLUOR COATING RAL 2005

C C

XXXU 123456 7
XXXXU 123456 7
FRAME COLOR: WHITE RAL 9010
D D
TOP VIEW

E E

2 9 7 1 2438 (8 ft)
BURSTING DISK

F
XXXU 123456 7 F
42K7 XXXU 123456 7
ADR / RID /IMDG
US-DOT REAR
UN TANK TYPE T75 22
FRONT UN PORTABLE TANK
1972
2425
3 12
10

13 8
2591 (8 ft, 6 in)

14
G G
22
6 13 EARTHING LUG
1977 WITH STICKER

5174 11

4 5 12192 (40 ft) 11

RIGHT VIEW
LEFT VIEW
H H
FRONT VIEW

J J

K K

Subject:
BY

General Arrangement
Project:
L
20 ft Tankcontainer
DATE

26/11/14 WvH
10/07/15 WvH
18/07/14 WvH

Format : A1 Scale : 1:30 Internal Order No : 14-192

Drawn : WvH Date : 18-07-2014 Fabrication No : 25673 - 25677
Issued : AV Date : 18-07-2014 Remarks : Bofort

DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
TOLERANCES ACC. TO ISO 8015
ISOMETRIC VIEW WELD & ASSEM.: ISO 13920-BF
MACHINE : ISO 2768-mK
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Drawing No:
Update
Comments Client included
First Issue

M D1419200
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2
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REV MODIFICATION NOTES

Sheet 1 of 1
This drawing is property of Cryovat International B.V. and may not be copied or disclosed to third parties without our permission.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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 Tag No. Description SIZE

V-1 FILL & DRAIN VALVE, GLOBE 2 1/2"

V-2 FILL & DRAIN VALVE, BALL (FIRE BREAK) MECHANICAL&PNEUMATIC 2 1/2"
V-3 TOP FILL VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2"
V-4 VAPOUR RECOVERY VALVE 1 1/2"
V-5 PRESSURE BUILD VALVE, GLOBE 1"
V-6 PB OUTLET VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2"
V-7 VENT VALVE, GLOBE 1"
V-8 BLOW DOWN VALVE 1/2"
V-9a FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 95%, GLOBE DN10
V-9b FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 90%, GLOBE DN10
V-9c FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 82%, GLOBE DN10
V-10 LIQUID SAMPLE VALVE DN10
V-11 FILL / DISCHARGE LINE BLEED VALVE, GLOBE 1/2"
V-12 GAUGE ISOLATION VALVE, LIQUID, NEEDLE 1/4"
V-13 GAUGE ISOLATION VALVE, GAS, NEEDLE 1/4"
V-14 LP ISOLATION VALVE, NEEDLE DN8
V-15 HP PANEL ISOLATION VALVE, NEEDLE DN8
V-16 LEVEL GAUGE EQUALIZER VALVE, NEEDLE DN8
V-17 GAS PHASE ISOLATION VALVE, BALL, MECHANICAL ACTUATED 1 1/2"
V-18 GAS PHASE ISOLATION VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2"
V-19 GAS SAMPLING VALVE 1/2"
V-20a/b DIVERTOR VALVE 1/2"
V-22 PURGE VALVE, GLOBE 1/2"
V-23 EMERGENCY PUSH VALVE DN6
TV-1 VACUUM CONNECTION DN50KF
TC-1a VACUUM VALVE DN16KF
TC-1b VACUUM MEASURING CONNECTION DN16KF
RF-1 JACKET VACUUM RELIEF, O-RING NW 100
SV-1a-b INNER VESSEL RELIEF VALVE 1"
SV-2a,b INNER VESSEL RELIEF VALVE 1"
SV-3 FILL LINE RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4"
SV-4 FILL LINE RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4"
SV-5 PB FIRE BLOCK RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4"
SV-6 PB FIRE BLOCK RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4"
PI-1 VESSEL PRESSURE GAUGE 4"
PI-2 FILL LINE PRESSURE GAUGE 4"
LL-1 LIQUID LEVEL GAUGE 4"
PB-1 PRESSURE BUILD UP COIL 7x5m
HC-1 FILL & DRAIN CONNECTION DOUBLE DRILLED DN65/50
HC-2 PUMP RECURCULATION CONNECTION DOUBLE DRILLED DN65/50
CP-1 CONNECTIONPOINT VENT LINE 1" NPT
G GETTER WITH HEATER POINT NW 100
C-3 VAPOUR RECOVERY CONNECTION DN40
C-4 CONNECTION POINT VENT LINE 1 1/2" NPT
C-5 TANK SAFETY VALVES CONNECTION 1 " NPT
C-6 PBU BOOSTER CONNECTION 1 " NPT
C-7 VAPOUR RECOVERY PURGE 1/2 " NPT
C-8 LIQUID SAMPLE CONNECTION 1/4 " NPT
C-9 GAS SAMPLING CONNECTION 1/4 " NPT
C-10 FLANGE CONNECTION DN40
C-11 FLANGE CONNECTION DN65
C-13 LIQUID INSTRUMENT CONNECTION (SCREW CAP) 8 mm
C-14 GAS INSTRUMENT CONNECTION (SCREW CAP) 8 mm
C-15 INSTRUMENT AIR CONNECTION 1/2" BSP

PIPING LIST
REF SIZE DIMENSION SERVICE REMARK
L1 2 1/2" ø73,0 x 5.54 BOTTOM FILL / PRODUCT DISCHARGE
L2 1 1/2" ø48.3 x 2.77 BALANCE LINE With Flow Breaker
L3 1 1/2" ø48.3 x 2.77 SAFETY VALVES / VENT LINE
L4 3/8" ø17,2 x 2.31 FULL TRY COCK 95% 15 mm in cabinet
L5 3/8" ø17,2 x 2.31 LEVEL GAUGE - 15 mm in cabinet
L6 3/8" ø17,2 x 2.31 LEVEL GAUGE + 15 mm in cabinet
L7 1" ø33.4 x 3.38 PBU-LINE CONNECTION
L8 3/8" ø17,2 x 2.31 FULL TRY COCK 90% 15 mm in cabinet
L9 3/8" ø17,2 x 2.31 FULL TRY COCK 82% 15 mm in cabinet
L10 1 1/2" ø48.3 x 2.77 VAPOUR RECOVERY
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Cryovat Internationaal B.V. Project No.: 14-192 FOR OPERATION OUTSIDE USA Date : 11-03-15
Nijverheidsstraat 33 Description : TC-T75 40'/43.500L-10b (145 psi) Page : 1
3861 RJ Nijkerk, Holland Flow Diagram : D1419201, Rev. 7 Rev. : 4

No. Tag No. Description SIZE PN Manufacturer Type/Model Range/Set point Remarks

1 V-1 FILL & DRAIN VALVE, GLOBE 2 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.6573.001 stainless steel H=270
2 V-2 FILL & DRAIN VALVE, BALL (FIRE BREAK) MECHANICAL&PNEUMATIC 2 1/2" 48 MECA FRANCE [Link]. 3460 Cryo stainless steel/Kinetrol H=150
3 V-3 TOP FILL VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.4048.001 stainless steel H=270
4 V-4 VAPOUR RECOVERY VALVE 1 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.4048.001 stainless steel H=270
5 V-5 PRESSURE BUILD VALVE, GLOBE 1" 50 HEROSE 01341.2533.001 stainless steel H=270
6 V-6 PB OUTLET VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.4048.001 stainless steel H=270
7 V-7 VENT VALVE, GLOBE 1" 50 HEROSE 01341.2533.001 stainless steel H=270
8 V-8 BLOW DOWN VALVE 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.1521.001 stainless steel H=270
9 V-9a FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 95%, GLOBE DN10 50 HEROSE 01351.1012.0001 stainless steel H=140
10 V-9b FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 90%, GLOBE DN10 50 HEROSE 01351.1012.0001 stainless steel H=140
11 V-9c FULL TRYCOCK VALVE 82%, GLOBE DN10 50 HEROSE 01351.1012.0001 stainless steel H=140
12 V-10 LIQUID SAMPLE VALVE DN10 50 HEROSE 01351.1012.0001 stainless steel H=140
13 V-11 FILL / DISCHARGE LINE BLEED VALVE, GLOBE 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01351.1521.0001 stainless steel H=140
14 V-12 GAUGE ISOLATION VALVE, LIQUID, NEEDLE 1/4" 40 DK-Lok V15B-D-8M-R-S stainless steel
15 V-13 GAUGE ISOLATION VALVE, GAS, NEEDLE 1/4" 40 DK-Lok V15B-D-8M-R-S stainless steel
16 V-14 LP ISOLATION VALVE, NEEDLE DN8 50 WIKA incl in 732.15.100 incl. in 732.15.100.2170
17 V-15 HP PANEL ISOLATION VALVE, NEEDLE DN8 50 WIKA incl in 732.15.100 incl. in 732.15.100.2170
18 V-16 LEVEL GAUGE EQUALIZER VALVE, NEEDLE DN8 50 WIKA incl in 732.15.100 incl. in 732.15.100.2170
19 V-17 GAS PHASE ISOLATION VALVE, BALL, MECHANICAL ACTUATED 1 1/2" 50 MECA FRANCE [Link]. 3460 Cryo stainless steel/Kinetrol H=150
20 V-18 GAS PHASE ISOLATION VALVE, GLOBE 1 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01341.4048.001 stainless steel H=270
21 V-19 GAS SAMPLING VALVE 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01351.1521.0001 stainless steel H=140
22 V-20a/b DIVERTOR VALVE 1/2" 50 HEROSE 15401.0400.0001 stainless steel
23 V-22 PURGE VALVE, GLOBE 1/2" 50 HEROSE 01351.1521.0001 stainless steel H=140
24 V-23 EMERGENCY PUSH VALVE DN6 10 481084 compleet met rode knop zonder cijfer
25 TV-1 VACUUM CONNECTION DN50KF CRYOVAT DN 50KF stainless steel
26 TC-1a VACUUM VALVE DN16KF VAT 26424-KE01-X
27 TC-1b VACUUM MEASURING CONNECTION DN16KF Teledyne HastingsDV-6M-KF16
28 RF-1 JACKET VACUUM RELIEF, O-RING NW 100 CRYOVAT 0,2 bar g 2 pcs.
29 SV-1a-b INNER VESSEL RELIEF VALVE 1" 50 HEROSE 06388.1510.6000 10 bar g / 145 psi Bronze, without lifting device
30 SV-2a,b INNER VESSEL RELIEF VALVE 1" 50 HEROSE 06388.1510.6000 10 bar g / 145 psi Bronze, without lifting device
31 SV-3 FILL LINE RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4" REGO PRV-9432TP350 24.1 barg
32 SV-4 FILL LINE RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4" REGO PRV-9432TP350 24.1 barg
33 SV-5 PB FIRE BLOCK RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4" REGO PRV-9432TP350 24.1 barg
34 SV-6 PB FIRE BLOCK RELIEF VALVE, SET 350 PSI 1/4" REGO PRV-9432TP350 24.1 barg
35 PI-1 VESSEL PRESSURE GAUGE 4" 50 WIKA incl in 732.15.100 0-16 bar / 230 PSI Scale in barg and psig
36 PI-2 FILL LINE PRESSURE GAUGE 4" 40 WIKA 1440497 with 232.50 0-16 bar Syphon with press gauge. Scale in barg and psig
37 LL-1 LIQUID LEVEL GAUGE 4" 50 WIKA 732.15.100 Scale in 0-1879 mm / 73 inch H2O
38 PB-1 PRESSURE BUILD UP COIL 7x5m
39 HC-1 FILL & DRAIN CONNECTION DOUBLE DRILLED DN65/50 40 CRYOVAT flange stainless steel
40 HC-2 PUMP RECURCULATION CONNECTION DOUBLE DRILLED DN65/50 40 CRYOVAT flange stainless steel
41 CP-1 CONNECTIONPOINT VENT LINE 1" NPT CRYOVAT socket Female
42 G GETTER WITH HEATER POINT NW 100 CRYOVAT 1/2" NPT connection
43 C-3 VAPOUR RECOVERY CONNECTION DN40 16 CRYOVAT
44 C-4 CONNECTION POINT VENT LINE 1 1/2" NPT 40 CRYOVAT
45 C-5 TANK SAFETY VALVES CONNECTION 1 " NPT 1 CRYOVAT
46 C-6 PBU BOOSTER CONNECTION 1 " NPT 10 CRYOVAT
47 C-7 VAPOUR RECOVERY PURGE 1/2 " NPT 10 CRYOVAT
48 C-8 LIQUID SAMPLE CONNECTION 1/4 " NPT 10 CRYOVAT hierop past Swagelok?
49 C-9 GAS SAMPLING CONNECTION 1/4 " NPT 10 CRYOVAT hierop past Swagelok?
50 C-10 FLANGE CONNECTION DN40 40 CRYOVAT
51 C-11 FLANGE CONNECTION DN65 40 CRYOVAT
52 C-13 LIQUID INSTRUMENT CONNECTION (SCREW CAP) 8 mm 16 DK-Lok DT-8M-S and DP-8M-S stainless steel union Tee and cap plug, suitable for mounting Swagelok instrumentation
53 C-14 GAS INSTRUMENT CONNECTION (SCREW CAP) 8 mm 16 DK-Lok DT-8M-S and DP-8M-S stainless steel union Tee and cap plug, suitable for mounting Swagelok instrumentation
54 C-15 INSTRUMENT AIR CONNECTION 1/2" BSP 10 LEGRIS 90873021

14-192 General data & Instrument en Valve [Link] - Instr. List. 14-192 LATEST
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TABLE OF CONVERSION
Liquid Natural Gas contents in [L] according table (LCH4)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 1773 1850 1914 1972 2028 2080 2129 2177 2224 2270

188 5703 5922 6107 6272 6427 6573 6710 6847 6981 7111

282 10667 11053 11377 11668 11939 12195 12436 12673 12904 13131

376 16248 16805 17273 17693 18082 18448 18792 19131 19459 19782

470 22137 22853 23449 23981 24471 24931 25365 25790 26198 26598

564 28042 28877 29568 30182 30747 31273 31764 32242 32700 33145

658 33664 34562 35297 35945 36533 37074 37574 38058 38514 38953
747 43225
752 38701 39574 40275 40872 41403 41883 42311 42708 43070
756 43225
765 43225
775 43225
785 43225
797 43225
809 43225
823 43225
839 43225
846 42756
859 43225

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.

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TABLE OF CONVERSION
Nitrogen contents in [L] according table (LIN)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 495 526 553 577 604 627 651 674 697 719

188 1936 2037 2125 2202 2277 2348 2418 2486 2553 2620

282 3878 4062 4226 4370 4509 4640 4770 4897 5022 5148

376 6172 6453 6699 6919 7130 7327 7521 7712 7901 8089

470 8726 9114 9455 9754 10042 10308 10573 10834 11090 11345

564 11492 11986 12417 12796 13164 13504 13840 14172 14498 14823

658 14409 15013 15539 16001 16446 16857 17265 17666 18060 18450

752 17438 18148 18765 19307 19828 20308 20782 21246 21701 22151

846 20537 21344 22045 22659 23249 23791 24324 24844 25354 25858

940 23659 24554 25330 26008 26656 27252 27837 28404 28956 29499

1033 26731 27705 28541 29267 29961 30596 31216 31816 32397 32967

1127 29779 30811 31692 32454 33176 33832 34471 35085 35684 36264

1221 32726 33791 34696 35474 36211 36869 37506 38117 38697 39257

1315 35525 36603 37505 38274 38989 39626 40236 40810 41348 41860
1374 43225
1396 43225
1409 38135 39181 40052 40780 41442 42021 42556 43040
1418 43225
1441 43225
1465 43225
1491 43225
1503 40490 41470 42257 42886
1520 43225
1552 43225
1590 43225
1597 42518
1635 43225

ATTENTION FOR MAX. PAYLOAD SEE NAMEPLATE, DON'T OVERFILL

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.

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TABLE OF CONVERSION
Argon contents in [L] according table (LAR)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 116 126 134 141 148 154 160 166 171 177

188 675 709 737 763 786 809 831 854 875 896

282 1495 1560 1614 1665 1711 1756 1797 1839 1877 1915

376 2489 2590 2677 2757 2828 2898 2961 3029 3089 3151

470 3636 3780 3900 4011 4110 4209 4299 4391 4475 4559

564 4902 5092 5249 5394 5526 5654 5770 5890 6000 6110

658 6269 6504 6698 6881 7044 7203 7349 7499 7634 7772

752 7721 8005 8241 8460 8655 8849 9025 9206 9372 9538

846 9251 9588 9867 10123 10354 10579 10785 10996 11187 11382

940 10846 11230 11552 11848 12114 12373 12609 12852 13073 13295

1033 12475 12911 13274 13609 13909 14203 14470 14747 14996 15248

1127 14169 14659 15066 15440 15774 16100 16397 16702 16979 17258

1221 15904 16442 16889 17301 17671 18032 18360 18695 18999 19306

1315 17666 18257 18744 19194 19596 19987 20342 20705 21035 21367

ATTENTION FOR MAX. PAYLOAD SEE NAMEPLATE, DON'T OVERFILL

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.
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TABLE OF CONVERSION
Oxygen contents in [L] according table (LOX)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 206 222 234 245 256 266 274 283 292 300

188 1010 1057 1097 1133 1167 1199 1227 1255 1283 1310

282 2132 2223 2295 2363 2426 2486 2538 2590 2646 2698

376 3489 3631 3744 3849 3947 4040 4121 4204 4289 4368

470 5031 5230 5387 5533 5669 5798 5911 6025 6141 6250

564 6718 6977 7182 7370 7545 7712 7859 8006 8157 8299

658 8530 8851 9106 9340 9560 9768 9948 10130 10317 10492

752 10451 10833 11137 11416 11677 11927 12142 12359 12583 12790

846 12450 12897 13253 13578 13882 14173 14424 14679 14941 15183

940 14521 15036 15443 15813 16160 16490 16775 17064 17360 17636

1033 16623 17198 17656 18072 18462 18830 19150 19472 19802 20108

1127 18790 19427 19931 20388 20815 21222 21573 21926 22288 22624

1221 20978 21672 22220 22718 23183 23624 24004 24385 24775 25137

ATTENTION FOR MAX. PAYLOAD SEE NAMEPLATE, DON'T OVERFILL

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.
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TABLE OF CONVERSION
Ethane contents in [L] according table (LC2H6)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 1091 1138 1176 1213 1244 1277 1304 1332 1361 1389

188 3730 3863 3975 4080 4173 4269 4351 4435 4517 4595

282 7156 7394 7595 7785 7951 8122 8268 8418 8565 8702

376 11099 11452 11752 12033 12278 12531 12746 12967 13185 13386

470 15391 15860 16258 16631 16956 17291 17577 17870 18157 18422

564 19891 20471 20962 21422 21820 22230 22578 22934 23282 23603

658 24462 25138 25710 26242 26702 27174 27575 27982 28378 28742

752 28976 29726 30358 30942 31444 31956 32387 32824 33250 33641

846 33296 34087 34745 35351 35872 36397 36836 37279 37705 38095

940 37284 38073 38718 39306 39803 40301 40711 41118 41504 41849
983 43225
993 43225
1005 43225
1016 43225
1028 43225
1033 40741 41462 42038 42544 42954
1043 43225
1057 43225
1074 43225
1093 43225
1127 43225

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.

14-192
TABLE OF CONVERSION
Ethylene contents in [L] according table (LC2H6)
SCALE
INDICATION PRESSURE [BAR G]
in mm H2O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

94 1021 1066 1107 1145 1177 1208 1237 1265 1292 1319

188 3523 3659 3776 3884 3976 4066 4152 4233 4316 4396

282 6779 7028 7238 7432 7596 7759 7915 8058 8205 8349

376 10541 10910 11221 11509 11754 11996 12225 12437 12654 12865

470 14644 15138 15554 15936 16261 16581 16885 17166 17454 17735

564 18964 19577 20093 20564 20965 21360 21734 22077 22429 22770

658 23377 24095 24697 25247 25714 26171 26602 26998 27403 27795

752 27766 28568 29237 29845 30362 30864 31335 31765 32202 32624

846 32008 32862 33573 34212 34749 35270 35760 36204 36649 37076

940 35979 36848 37560 38196 38722 39228 39696 40116 40536 40931
1010 43225
1022 43225
1033 39505 40333 40995 41573 42042 42478 42868 43206
1034 43225
1046 43225
1059 43225
1074 43225
1089 43225
1108 43225
1127 42487 43170
1129 43225
1155 43225

95% FILLING OF THE TANK IS 43.225 L.

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