Compliance with international standards and ASME code
Our LNG ISO 40ft cryogenic container tanks fully satisfy all relevant and well-known industry standards. Specifically, they comply with demanding regulations such as TPED, ADR, EN 13530, and the ASME Code VIII div1.
Top gas transportation solutions: LNG ISO 40ft Cryogenic Container Tanks
Due to their unique characteristics, these tanks offer exceptional strength and special vacuum insulation. Consequently, this advanced technology enables an impressive holding time of up to 186 days without any gas loss.
As a result, CTT's LNG ISO 40' cryogenic container tanks are ideal for transporting LNG to remote areas. For instance, they can easily supply satellite plants, gas filling stations, villages, schools, and hospitals. Furthermore, they can serve as a vital part of a virtual pipeline or simply be used for secure on-site storage.
Regarding quality assurance, the design and type have been officially approved under the Type Approval Certificate. This was issued by the prestigious Classification Society Bureau Veritas in Paris. In fact, the equipment is fully covered by the following official certificates:
— Approval Certificate of Type of Portable Tank BVCT 1370282/V Rev0
— RID/ADR Prototype Agreement Certificate of Portable Tank No. F/7219
Results of rigorous prototype testing
Finally, upon completion, the prototype of this cryogenic LNG container was exposed to rigorous testing. Specifically, these tests were conducted at Piacenza Collaudi & Manutenzioni under the Test Report No. 348/13. Ultimately, the testing was successfully passed with absolutely no permanent plastic deformation, which clearly proves the structural integrity of our tanks.
CTT LNG 40' ISO container tank satisfies the following regulations:
— ASME VIII div1
— EN 13530-2/A1
— The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG)
— International Regulations for the carriage of dangerous goods by rail (RID)
— European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods (ADR)
— International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC)
— Customs Convention for Safe Containers (CCC)
— International standard: ISO 668:2013
Regarding the technology
Several key quantities can be measured. First, the system tracks the precise GPS location. Second, it monitors the gas pressure and the volume of liquid in the tank. Finally, it measures the tracker's housing temperature, which closely approximates the ambient temperature.
