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LIQUID NITROGEN TANK SPECIFICATIONS

This is a technical specification document for a liquid nitrogen storage tank system to be procured as part of a federal contract opportunity (Document No. 6282ZN01, Attachment A).

Physical and Operational Requirements: The tank must have a minimum capacity of 1,750 gallons with a Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) of 500 psig or greater. The tank shall weigh no more than 40,000 pounds when full, be designed for a minimum temperature of -320 degrees Fahrenheit, and be pallet-mounted and forklift-transportable with a maximum total height of 144 inches. The tank must maintain a nominal evaporation rate (NER) of 0.6% per day maximum and provide a flow capability of 3,500 standard cubic feet per hour (scfh) minimum.

Component and Safety Requirements: The tank system must include a differential pressure liquid level gage, pressure gage, pressure relief valve(s), pressure safety element/rupture disc(s) for both inner and outer vessels, a pressure building coil, and a Hastings Instrument model DV-6R vacuum gage tube. All valves and piping must be cryogenic-rated and include a vacuum line shut-off valve, isolation valves for instrumentation, and specific cryogenic fittings (1-1/2" NI-150 CGA fill connection and 1/2" FNPT gas supply connection). A vaporizer rated for 3,500 scfh minimum must be mounted on the same pallet and deliver outlet temperatures with a 10-degree Fahrenheit approach to ambient at 350 psig. The inner vessel must be fabricated from type 300 series stainless steel per ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII Division I; the outer jacket must comply with CGA-341; and all piping must conform to ANSI B31.3. The contractor must provide three sets of bound technical manuals (plus digital copies) including operating instructions, maintenance procedures, complete parts lists with manufacturer identification, piping schematics, tank drawings, and certificates of compliance for all standards.

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LIQUID NITROGEN TANK SPECIFICATIONS

Document No. 6282ZN01

Attachment (A)

A. Liquid Nitrogen Tank

a. Physical Requirements:

i. Minimum Capacity: 1750 gallons

ii. Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP): 500 psig (or greater)

iii. Weight (full): 40,000 pound maximum

iv. Minimum Design Temperature: -320 degrees Fahrenheit

v. Pallet-mounted and Forklift-transportable

vi. Nominal Evaporation Rate (NER): 0.6% per day maximum (LOX)

vii. Flow Capability: 3,500 scfh minimum

viii. Max total height (including pallet): 144 in

b. General Requirements:

i. Shall include differential pressure liquid level gage designed to indicate the fluid level up to the maximum filling level of the tank. Gage must be capable of withstanding the MAWP of the tank.

ii. Shall include pressure gage.

iii. Shall include pressure safety element/rupture disc(s) to protect the inner vessel against over pressurization.

iv. Shall include relief valve(s) to protect the inner vessel against over pressurization, set to relieve before the pressure safety element/rupture disc.

v. Shall include pressure safety element to protect the outer jacket against over pressurization due to failure or leakage of the inner vessel.

vi. Shall include a pressure building coil to build vapor pressure in the tank.

vii. Shall include a vacuum gage tube to read the vacuum inside the annular space between the inner vessel and the outer jacket. The vacuum gage is to be a Hastings Instrument model DV-6R.

viii. Vaporizer shall be mounted on same pallet as tank and capable of 3,500 scfh minimum. Shall supply an outlet temperature of 10 degrees Fahrenheit approach to ambient at 350 psig working pressure with an available 30 psig pressure drop.

ix. All system components and associated piping (see sections b and c) must be mounted on the pallet along with tank.

c. Tank is to be equipped with the following valves and their associated piping and connections (all valves, piping and associated components must be designed for use with cryogenic liquid nitrogen and/or capable of withstanding the cryogenic temperatures involved).

i. Vacuum line shut-off valve to provide a means of re-establishing the vacuum in the annular space if necessary.

LIQUID NITROGEN TANK SPECIFICATIONS

Document No. 6282ZN01

Attachment (A)

ii. Isolation valves for the liquid level gage and the pressure gage.

iii. Manually operated pressure building coil valve to control the flow through the pressure building coil.

iv. The fill connection on the fill line is to be outfitted with a 1-1/2” cryogenic nitrogen connection number NI-150 CGA fitting.

v. Gas supply connection shall be ½” FNPT

d. Tank construction shall comply with the following codes, standards and specification (certificates of compliance are required):

i. Inner vessel is to be fabricated of type 300 series stainless steel and designed in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Division I.

ii. Outer jacket is to be fabricated of stainless steel and designed for full vacuum in accordance with CGA-341, Standard for Insulated Cargo Tank

Specification for Cryogenic Liquids.

iii. All piping shall be designed in accordance with ANSI B31.3.

e. Three sets of technical manuals (as well as a digital copy) are to be supplied for the tank. The contents of a complete set of technical manuals shall include, as a minimum, the following:

i. Complete operating instructions.

ii. Complete maintenance, service and repair instructions.

iii. Complete parts list identifying part manufacturers and part numbers for each item.

iv. Piping schematic for the tank.

v. Sketches/drawings of the tank.

vi. Any other associated data that might be used for operations, maintenance and repair of the tank.

vii. Each manual shall be bound or otherwise securely enclosed in an oil and moisture resistant binder. Each binder cover shall indicate manufacturers name, contract number, model and serial number of the tank for which it covers.

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