Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container
Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container

Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container

Price 2500 INR/ Piece

MOQ : 20 Pieces

Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container Specification

  • Boiling point
  • -196 C
  • Pressure
  • Low to moderate, as per design
  • Vapor Density
  • 0.967 (Air = 1)
  • Purity
  • High
  • CAS No
  • 7727-37-9
  • Industries
  • Oil And Gas
  • Air Gases
  • Nitrogen
  • Elemental Gases
  • Nitrogen
  • Melting Point
  • -210 C
  • Freezing Point
  • -210 C
  • Filling Pressure
  • 1.2 - 2.5 Bar
  • Density
  • 808 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • Volume
  • 1 to 50 Liters (varies by model)
  • Application
  • Commercial
  • Weight
  • Approximately 12-60 kg (varies by model)
  • Material
  • Aluminum Alloy
  • Mobility
  • Portable, with handle or trolley
  • Color
  • Standard Silver or Custom
  • Insulation
  • Vacuum with multi-layer insulation
  • Container Type
  • Dewar Flask / Cryogenic Vessel
  • Storage Temperature
  • -196 C
  • Inner Pressure
  • 0.1 MPa
  • Neck Diameter
  • 30-210 mm
 

Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container Trade Information

  • Minimum Order Quantity
  • 20 Pieces
  • Payment Terms
  • Cash Advance (CA)
  • Supply Ability
  • 1000 Pieces Per Month
  • Delivery Time
  • 10 Days
  • Main Domestic Market
  • All India
 

About Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container

A specialised vessel created for the storage and transportation of large amounts of liquid nitrogen in industrial settings is referred to as an industrial liquid nitrogen container, cryogenic storage tank, or dewar. These containers are made to retain the liquid nitrogen's dangerously low temperatures (-196 degrees Celsius or -321 degrees Fahrenheit) while ensuring its secure handling and storage.

Here are some essential characteristics and elements of a container for industrial liquid nitrogen:

1. Vacuum-Insulated Design: Vacuum-insulated or double-walled vessels are used to make industrial liquid nitrogen containers. In order to reduce heat transmission and maintain the low temperature of the liquid nitrogen that is being stored, the area between the inner and outer walls is routinely evacuated. Vacuum insulation contributes to a decrease in evaporation rate and an extension of storage period.

2. Inner Vessel: Materials suitable for cryogenic temperatures, such as stainless steel, are typically used for the inner vessel of containers. It is made to endure the low temperatures and pressure changes that happen during storage and use and contains the liquid nitrogen.

3. Pressure-Building System: A pressure-building system is present in several industrial liquid nitrogen containers. The pressure inside the container is managed by this system's pressure-regulating valve. It makes it possible to maintain a proper pressure range by releasing vaporised nitrogen gas under control.

4. Insulation: To reduce heat transfer, a high-performance insulation material, such as perlite or foam, is placed in the area between the container's inner and outer walls. This insulation material aids in preserving the liquid nitrogen's low temperature while lowering evaporation rates.

5. Industrial liquid nitrogen containers come with a number of different safety features. To avoid an excessive accumulation of pressure, they may include venting systems, rupture discs, and pressure release devices. To monitor the liquid nitrogen level and ensure safe operation, some containers also feature level indicators or alarms.

6. Access Ports and Valves: To fill, dispense, and transport liquid nitrogen, the container features access ports and valves. To avoid unintentional leaks or exposure to the cryogenic liquid, these ports frequently have safety measures like quick-disconnect fittings or self-sealing caps. 

Industrial liquid nitrogen tanks can hold between a few hundred and several thousand litres of liquid nitrogen. The type of application and the amount of liquid nitrogen needed will determine the container size.

It's crucial to handle industrial liquid nitrogen canisters carefully and adhere to all applicable safety standards and recommendations. To protect the safety of workers and equipment, proper training in the handling and use of cryogenic materials is crucial.

It is recommended to speak with respected suppliers or manufacturers before purchasing an industrial liquid nitrogen container so they can advise you on the selection, installation, and safe use of the container depending on your unique needs and industry standards. 

 

FAQ

1. What exactly is a container for industrial liquid nitrogen? 

Ans - An item specifically created to properly store and transport industrial-grade liquid nitrogen is known as an industrial liquid nitrogen container. It often has an insulated tank with a lid or top to maintain the liquid nitrogen's frigid temperatures.

2. Why would an industrial liquid nitrogen container be used? 

Ans - An industrial liquid nitrogen container's main function is to keep liquid nitrogen safely and securely while delivering or storing it. It aids in preserving the liquid nitrogen's frigid temperatures and stops it from leaking or evaporating too quickly.

3. What characteristics distinguish a commercial liquid nitrogen container?

Ans - A typical industrial liquid nitrogen container has an insulated tank with a cover or top to maintain the liquid nitrogen's frigid temperatures. To provide longevity and corrosion resistance, it is frequently composed of polymeric materials, stainless steel, aluminium, or both. Additionally, a pressure safety valve is a common feature in industrial liquid nitrogen containers. 

4. How is a container for industrial liquid nitrogen used? 

Ans -To transport and store substantial amounts of liquid nitrogen, utilise an industrial liquid nitrogen container. It is frequently employed in industrial, scientific, and medical applications.

5. How is it safe to use industrial liquid nitrogen? 

Ans - Making ensuring the container is tightly sealed and that all usage guidelines are strictly followed are essential when handling industrial liquid nitrogen. When handling the container, put on safety goggles, a face mask, and protective gloves. Work in a well-ventilated area as well to prevent exposure to chemical vapours. 



Engineered for Safety and Performance

Built using high-grade aluminum alloy, our cryogenic vessels incorporate vacuum insulation with multiple layers, minimizing temperature loss and maintaining storage conditions at -196C. The low inner pressure (0.1 MPa) ensures controlled handling and safe nitrogen containment, crucial for industrial settings.


Versatile Design for Industrial Applications

With flexible neck diameters from 30-210 mm and volume choices of 1-50 liters, these containers can accommodate diverse process demands. Their portable configuration, including handles and optional trolleys, makes them easy to move around facilities, making them ideal for oil & gas, laboratory, and commercial operations.

FAQs of Industrial Liquid Nitrogen Container:


Q: How should I safely use a liquid nitrogen container in industrial settings?

A: Always use protective gear and ensure the container is placed in a well-ventilated area. Handle the vessel by its designated handles or trolley, and never exceed the recommended filling pressure of 1.2 to 2.5 bar to maintain safety and integrity.

Q: What is the benefit of vacuum multi-layer insulation in this cryogenic vessel?

A: Vacuum multi-layer insulation dramatically reduces heat transfer, maintaining the low storage temperature of -196C efficiently. This prolongs the retention of liquid nitrogen and enhances operational reliability during industrial use.

Q: When is this aluminum alloy Dewar flask most commonly required?

A: These containers are used when processes demand ultra-cold environments, such as in cryopreservation, gas separation, or rapid cooling applications typical in commercial, laboratory, and oil & gas industries.

Q: Where can these containers be transported within a facility?

A: Thanks to their portable design, units equipped with handles or trolleys can be moved easily across laboratories, industrial plants, or field locations, facilitating convenient on-site nitrogen storage and usage.

Q: What process should I follow for filling the cryogenic container?

A: Ensure the vessel is clean and dry before filling. Use proper transfer equipment and do not surpass the specified filling pressure (1.22.5 bar). After filling, promptly secure the lid to maintain insulation and prevent gas loss.

Q: What are the key advantages of using these aluminum nitrogen containers in oil and gas industries?

A: They provide controlled, reliable storage of high-purity nitrogen under low pressure and ultra-cold conditions, vital for equipment preservation, enhanced safety, and optimal operational efficiency in demanding environments.

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