China T75 Cryogenic Liquid Gas LNG Lo2 Ln2 20FT ISO Tank Container

20ft T75 ISO Tank Container for LNG CO2
Design Standard: ASME or GB
Out vessel: carbon steel S235JRG2/EN 10025 or equivalent
Valves for CO2 Tanks: ball valves, stainless steel for CO2
Insulation: Vaccum + multi-layer insulation
Design Temperature:-196 °C----+50°C
Photos of 20ft T75 Tank Container
Specification of 20ft T75 Tank Container
GeneralName20 feet T75 Tank ContainerPurposeStorage and transportation of liquid CO2 (LCO2)Type20" ISO 22T8UN typeT75StandardsDIV 1-2010; IMDG-2010; ISO1496/3-95; ISO688-88; ISO1161-84 DemandsRIDADR, CFR49, IMDG, T75 UN PORTABLE, TIR, UIC, CSC, TC, US DOT, UK-DFT FRAType & size20" x 8" x 8,6"Dimensions6058 x 2438 x 2591Working pressure, MPa (Psi)2,40 (340,8)Full volume, m. cub.20.8Design temperature-196 Degree Celsius Effectiveness of thermo-insulation (LCO2), days41Tare weight, KGS11550Max load, kgs22450Total mass, kgs34000InsulationMulti-layer, vacuumMaterial of inner retortGB 12MnMaterial of exterior retortGB 12 MnTestsHit testyesContainment testyes, helium leakage test (inner/exterior retort)
Shipment:
shipping as a 20ft container.
departed from main ports of China including Shanghai, Tianjin, Ningbo, Qingdao and etc.
FAQ:
1. Q: Any certificate of your 20ft T75 tank container?
A: our T75 UN portable tank container is certified by main classification societies like ABS, CCS, GL, BV and it's fabricated
in accordance with IMDG, RID/ADR, ASME VII DIV2, CFR 48, USDOT (BYSP), TIR, UIC, CSC, TC, UKDFT, FRA
2. Q: Do you customize tank container?
A: Sure. Tanks can be manufactured and modified to meet individual requirements.
3. Q: Can I completely fill the tank container?
A: 1 pc for 20ft and 40ft T75 tank container.
2 pcs for 10ft tank container.
4. Q: You have 20ft T75 LNG tank container in stock?
A: All of our tank containers are newly built. No tank containers in stock.
5. Q: What's your payment terms?
A: 40% T/T in advance, the balance paid before shipment.
6. Q: Can I completely fill the tank container?
A: A space must be left to allow for expansion of the cargo. Usually the tank container can be filled less than 95%.