Patent classifications
E04H7/14
Built-in valve chamber of tank completely covered with soil
The present disclosure relates to a soil completely-covered tank system with a built-in valve chamber. The valve chamber includes a spherical tank body, a valve chamber, and a channel; an exterior of the spherical tank body is completely covered with soil, and the spherical tank body is supported by a stand column and is arranged on the ground, such that a gap is formed between the bottom of the spherical tank body and a ground foundation; the valve chamber is arranged between the spherical tank body and the ground foundation; a top opening of the valve chamber is connected to the bottom of the spherical tank body by means of a first connecting structure.
LARGE-SCALE VACUUM INSULATED CRYOGENIC STORAGE
Implementations of the present disclosure generally relate to an apparatus for large-scale external pressure storage, and more particularly for large-scale storage of liquid hydrogen and other products that require evacuated insulation. In some examples, a plate for a storage apparatus is provided. The plate a body that includes a beveled joint with the body having a nominal thickness at the beveled joint. The beveled joint is configured to be welded to a corresponding beveled joint of an adjacent plate.
BUILT-IN VALVE CHAMBER OF TANK COMPLETELY COVERED WITH SOIL
The present disclosure relates to a soil completely-covered tank system with a built-in valve chamber. The valve chamber includes a spherical tank body, a valve chamber, and a channel; an exterior of the spherical tank body is completely covered with soil, and the spherical tank body is supported by a stand column and is arranged on the ground, such that a gap is formed between the bottom of the spherical tank body and a ground foundation; the valve chamber is arranged between the spherical tank body and the ground foundation; a top opening of the valve chamber is connected to the bottom of the spherical tank body by means of a first connecting structure.
SYSTEM FOR STORING COMPRESSED FLUID
A storage system for storing compressed fluid is described. The system includes an excavation made in the ground, a balloon arrangement mounted within the excavation. The balloon arrangement includes a rebar cage and an inflatable balloon arranged within the rebar cage. The inflatable balloon has a middle portion and two end portions. One end portion includes a balloon inlet port, whereas the other end portion includes a balloon outlet port. The system also includes a filling material fully surrounding the inflatable balloon and configured for providing further reinforcement in conjunction with the rebar cage to the inflatable balloon, and for anchoring the inflatable balloon to the excavation. The system also includes a gas pipe assembly including an inlet gas pipe coupled to the balloon inlet port for filling the inflatable balloon with compressed fluid, and an outlet gas pipe coupled to the balloon output port for releasing the compressed fluid.
Large-scale vacuum insulated cryogenic storage
Implementations of the present disclosure generally relate to an apparatus for large-scale external pressure storage, and more particularly for large-scale storage of liquid hydrogen and other products that require evacuated insulation. In some examples, a plate for a storage apparatus is provided. The plate a body that includes a beveled joint with the body having a nominal thickness at the beveled joint. The beveled joint is configured to be welded to a corresponding beveled joint of an adjacent plate.