ASME Tank Container
An ASME tank container is a type of pressure vessel certified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) to store and transport pressurized liquids and gases.
These containers are designed to handle more pressure than non-certified pressure vessels, making them a safer option.
The integrity and safety of ASME pressure vessels make them the perfect choice in many industries where precision is valuable and required.
ASME tanks or asme certified tanks are measured in gallons.
The Spec. of ASME Tank

| T | ASME certified tanks | ||||
| For non-dangerous liquids, minimum pressure 45kPa | T0 | ||||
| For non-dangerous liquids, minimum pressure 150kPa | Tl | ||||
| For non-dangerous liquids, minimum pressure 265kPa | T2 | ||||
| For dangerous liquids, a minimum pressure of 150kPa | T3 | ||||
| For dangerous liquids, the minimum pressure is 265kPa | T4 | ||||
| For dangerous liquids, the minimum pressure is 40kPa | T5 | ||||
| For dangerous liquids, the minimum pressure is 60kPa | T6 | ||||
| For gases, minimum pressure 910kPa | T7 | ||||
| For gases, the minimum pressure is 220 kPa | T8 | ||||
| For gases, minimum pressure (to be decided) | T9 |


ASME Tank containers made out of stainless steel, with insulation, as well as a protective layer of aluminium or polyurethane, are used to ship and store hazardous and non-hazardous materials such as liquids, powders, and gasses available in size from 21,000 LITRE to 26,000 LITRE.
Which is the most efficient way to transport liquids, gasses and hazardous materials.
A 20ft cryogenic asme propane tank provides a storage capacity of 22,000 litres at a working pressure of 17 BARG. The container size (L x W x H/mm) is 6058 x 2438 x 2591—filling capacity: 22,000 litres.
Cryogenic liquids—liquids having a standard boiling point below -130°F at 14.7 psi (-90°C at 101 kPa, abs.)—fall under unique considerations as they are kept in their liquid state at extremely low temperatures.
These liquefied gases possess unique qualities that make them ideal for applications.
Argon is used in the lighting industry for fitting bulbs, helium keeps satellite instruments cool and fills balloons, and nitrogen acts as a refrigerant. It provides an unreactive atmosphere, and oxygen—the gas that sustains your life—is valued for its reactivity.
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