An LNG storage tank is a specially engineered cryogenic vessel used to store liquefied natural gas at approximately -162°C (-260°F). Its containment and insulation systems help maintain the low temperature required to keep natural gas in liquid form.
CIMC ENRIC provides LNG and cryogenic liquid storage equipment in multiple structural configurations and capacity ranges.
Available product categories include large cryogenic liquid storage tanks, cluster tanks, cryogenic spherical tanks and vacuum-insulated storage tanks. Depending on the project, storage equipment may also be integrated with pumps, vapo
To discuss an LNG storage solution, please provide:
- Required storage capacity
- Working pressure
- Project country or location
- LNG filling and withdrawal requirements
- Downstream application
- Expected gas demand
For product-specific capacities, pressure ranges and configurations, view the CIMC ENRIC LNG storage tank product page or submit your project requirements.
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LNG is stored at a cryogenic temperature of approximately -162°C (-260°F) to maintain it in liquid form.
Insulation limits heat transfer from the surrounding environment and helps maintain the low temperature required for LNG storage.
Boil-off gas is vapor generated when a limited amount of external heat enters the tank and causes part of the LNG to vaporize.
No. LNG storage tanks differ in capacity, pressure, insulation method, structural arrangement and application.
A stationary LNG storage tank is generally used as part of a fixed storage or gas supply installation. An LNG tank container is designed primarily for standardized, multimodal LNG transportation.
Important inputs include capacity, working pressure, filling and withdrawal requirements, gas demand, site conditions, downstream equipment and applicable project requirements.