Cryogenic tank

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1983-10-18

1989-06-06

Capossela, Ronald C.

Refrigeration

Storage of solidified or liquified gas

220 3, 220414, F17C 100

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048359750

ABSTRACT:
A filament wound pressure vessel or tank includes a thin metal inner liner of 1020 steel wrapped by epoxy-resin-coated fiberglass filament windings. The coefficients of thermal expansion of the windings and the inner liner are approximately equal. The filament windings are clad in a thick layer of polyurethane foam insulation. The foam-insulated cryogenic tanks containing cryogenic fluid are mounted in the front of a refrigerated transport container cooled by the release of the cryogenic fluid coolants thereinto.

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"The Science of Freshness Perfected", advertising brochure, published late Sep. or early Oct. 1982.

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