Product Operation Video
LNG Tank Truck — Operating Procedures
Pre-Operation Preparation for LNG Tank Trucks
LNG Tank Truck Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
1. Why is purging and pre-cooling necessary?
LNG Tank Truck Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
2. Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
LNG tanker truck filling
1. Pre-charge precautions
LNG tanker truck filling
2. Preparations Before Filling
LNG tanker truck filling
3. Normal Charging Procedure
Normal Unloading Procedure
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
1. Preparations for Dismantling or Adjusting Pressure Gauges and Level Gauges
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
2. Open the level gauge
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
3. Shut down the level gauge
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
4. When calibrating the zero point of the level gauge
Vacuum measurement
Precautions for the Liquid Level Reference Table
LNG Tank Truck — Troubleshooting
LNG tanker pressure too high
1. During loading, the LNG tanker tank is a hot tank.
LNG tanker pressure too high
2. Overpressure during filling
LNG tanker pressure too high
3. Overfilling
LNG tanker pressure too high
4. Prolonged parking leads to increased pressure.
LNG tanker pressure too high
5. Vacuum Loss
Unloading LNG from the tanker truck results in unstable pressure.
1. Inner cylinder safety valve leakage
Unloading LNG from the tanker truck results in unstable pressure.
2. Pressure increase too rapid
Unloading LNG from the tanker truck results in unstable pressure.
3. Rapid blood pressure reduction
Unloading LNG from the tanker truck results in unstable pressure.
4. Too Rapid a Drop in Blood Pressure
Unloading LNG from the tanker truck results in unstable pressure.
5. The tank truck pressure gauge is malfunctioning.
Vacuum loss
1. Opening of the interlayer explosion-proof cover
Vacuum loss
2. Local condensation and frost formation on the enclosure
Vacuum loss
3. The entire exterior is frosted.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
1. Fluctuation of the level gauge pointer
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
2. The level gauge pointer has stopped moving.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
3. The level gauge pointer swings back and forth.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
4. The level gauge has not been zeroed.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
5. The level gauge malfunctions or is damaged.
The emergency shut-off valve is not functioning properly.
Frost formation in the pipeline under static conditions
1. Valve Leakage
Frost formation in the pipeline under static conditions
2. Emergency Shut-off Valve Leakage
Frost formation in the pipeline under static conditions
3. Air Leak in the Relief Valve
Safety Valve Verification
1. Verification of the inner cylinder safety valve
Safety Valve Verification
2. Pipeline Safety Valve Verification
Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Argon Tank Trucks — Operating Procedures
Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
1. Pre-Operation Preparation for Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Argon Tank Trucks Without Pumps
Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
2. Purge the level gauge
Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
3. Purge the tank
Oxygen, nitrogen, and argon filling using tank trucks without pumps
1. Pre-filling preparations
Purge and Pre-cooling Procedure
2. Filling
Liquid unloading of oxygen, nitrogen, and argon tank trucks without pumps
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
1. Preparations for Dismantling or Adjusting Pressure Gauges and Level Gauges
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
3. Open the level gauge
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
3. Shut down the level gauge
Operating Precautions for Level Gauges and Pressure Gauges
4. When calibrating the zero point of the level gauge
Vacuum measurement
Lighting lamp
Precautions for the Liquid Level Reference Table
Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Argon Tank Trucks — Troubleshooting
The pressure gauge is malfunctioning.
Safety Valve Damage and Replacement
Bursting Disc Damage and Replacement
Pipeline Safety Valve Damage and Replacement
Valve leakage
Take the top liquid inlet valve or the bottom liquid inlet/outlet valve as an example.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
1. Fluctuation of the level gauge pointer
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
2. The level gauge has not been zeroed.
The level gauge is not functioning properly.
3. The level gauge pointer swings back and forth.