Type 1 CNG storage tanks Supplier
DSW Industry supplies Type 1 CNG Storage tanks in various sizes to store compressed natural gas.
This high-pressure container containing flammable and explosive gas is a pressure container with explosive danger. The gas storage pressure of the vehicle gas cylinder is 20MPa.
Specification of CNG GAS CYLINDERS
The steel cylinder is made from 4130X seamless with a design wall thickness of 5.9 mm. Its outer surface is covered with a resin-based glass fiber composite.
The composite is wrapped in mixed fibers: low-angle winding, high-angle winding, and hoop-winding. The finite element method is used to perform stress analysis and optimize autofrettage of the composite gas cylinder.
The designed composite gas cylinder complies with ISO 11439-13, and after optimization of autofrettage, the gas cylinder has the best autofrettage of 52 MPa.
CNG TANK SIZES CHART
Compressed Natural Gas CNG Storage Tanks
Type 1 CNG Gas Cylinder, which can store natural gas under pressure 20MPa or 25MPa, made of 4130X seamless steel tube with ISO9809-1/ISO9809-3/EN/DOT approval.
Which are explosive pressure vessels containing flammable and combustible gases.
The storage pressure for automotive cylinders is 20MPa.
The steel walls of Type 1 CNG storage tanks are approx. 0.5 to 1.5 inches thick, making them the heaviest type of CNG storage tanks.
A standard Type 1 cylinder has a diameter of 11 inches for the smallest and 16 inches for the largest. Type 1 cylinders have a history of reliability and durability.
There are four categories of CNG gas tanks.
First, we have seamless alloy steel cylinders.
CNG-2 composite gas cylinders have a steel or aluminum inner lining and a reinforced barrel.
With long fibers impregnated with “hoop-wound” resin.
Composite gas cylinders are the third category, with an aluminum lining and carbon fiber entirely.
CNG-3 is a ring-wound glass fiber reinforcement with a wound surface.
Fourth category: Composite gas cylinders with plastic liner and carbon fiber
Full winding with glass fiber ring reinforcement (CNG-4).
The advantages and disadvantages of each Compressed Gas Cylinder will vary.
CNG cylinders are the most common cylinders in use worldwide. They are generally high-quality.
ISO 11439, ECE R110, and chromium-molybdenum alloy steel can all meet the ISO 11439 standard.
The requirements of the majority of countries.
The complete CNG tank for an automobile has a cap, valve, and safety release device.
The valve cap and safety relief device should be in place.
The combination of a ruptured disc and fusible plug.
