The liquid carbon dioxide storage tank is used to store carbon dioxide. The storage tank has a capacity of 499L and is a special Dewar tank for carbon dioxide explosion. Dewar tanks are super vacuum insulated stainless steel pressure vessels designed for the storage, transportation and use of carbon dioxide. For the reliable and economical transport and storage of cryogenic liquid gases, as well as the on-site storage and supply of cryogenic liquid carbon dioxide across a wide range of applications.

Supercharger: The supercharger uses a finned heat exchanger.It’s installed at the bottom of the cylinder to increase the gas pressure inside the bottle.

Discharge valve: This valve is connected to the gas phase space of the cylinder. When it is opened, the gas in the bottle is released to reduce the pressure.

Inlet shut-off valve: This valve is used to control the filling of cryogenic liquids.

Outlet shutoff valve: This valve is used to control the output of cryogenic liquids.

Boost shut-off valve: This valve is used to control the booster circuit. When it is opened, the cylinder is pressurized.

Pressurization regulating valve: The cryogenic liquid enters the supercharger through this valve , converts into gas, and returns to the inner tank, so that the pressure in the bottle reaches the set value of the boost regulating valve.

Liquid level gauge: The level gauge uses a capacitive level gauge. The capacitive sensor produces a proportional electrical signal based on the liquid level in the bottle. The liquid level display meter converts the signal after receiving the electrical signal, indicating the different liquids as a percentage of the amount of liquid.