Partition wall for tanker carrying cryogenic-temperature liquid

Details Partition wall for tanker carrying cryogenic-temperature liquid Partition wall for tanker carrying cryogenic-temperature liquid

1975-05-12

1976-09-28

Price, William

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Flaccid wall material permanently united with a skeletal...

220 16, 220 22, B65D 2518, B65D 2500, B65D 8500

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039826538

ABSTRACT:
The interior chamber of a tanker is subdivided into at least two compartments by a partition wall that is formed of Invar steel and is at the same temperature as the liquids in the two compartments. The partition is rigidly secured to the bottom wall of the tanker and generally planar, with limited ability to expand and contract in the direction of its plane. This is effected by forming the partition of one or more upright tubes of round or square cross section interconnected, if desired, by webs lying in or at an angle to the plane. It is also possible to connect the outer edge of the partition to the side wall of the tanker by means of a panel tightly secured in a frame but slidable relative thereto to allow limited expansion and contraction.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2092504 (1937-09-01), Frear
patent: 2618401 (1952-11-01), Wilkin
patent: 2820568 (1958-01-01), Zick et al.
patent: 2968161 (1961-01-01), Bliss
patent: 3004509 (1961-10-01), Leroux
patent: 3414155 (1968-12-01), Corvino

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