Cryogenic Storage Tanks

DSW Cryogenics has been in the business of manufacturing cryogenic tanks since 2007. Its products have received the stamp of approval in line with major pressure vessel code requirements.Its cryogenic storage tank solutions range from general purpose open dewards to mili-colded vessels for liquid nitrogen, oxygen, and argon.

Cryogenic Storage Tanks and their Liquids
Used for the storage of cryogenic liquids, the temperature for these liquids go below -150 °C or lower. Some of the standard products that can be liquefied inside a cryogenic tank are:

Argon
Nitrogen
Helium
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Cryogenic tanks also serve another purpose of storing gases at higher temperatures than usual. For example, the following are a few of the gases that can be stored at higher temperatures:

Carbon Dioxide
Nitrous Oxide
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Uses of Gases and Liquids Stored in Cryogenic Tanks
There is a myriad of uses of the gases and liquids that are stored in cryogenic tanks, for instance, metal processing, electronics, medical technology, water treatment, the food industry, and energy production.
However, these liquids can also be used for low-temperature application, for example, frosting food and storage of bio-samples.

Portability and Mobility
Most of the cryogenic storage tanks are thermally insulated. The insulation is done via a thermal jacket, manufactured and designed according to international design codes and standards. It makes these tanks easy to fix, transportable, portable, and mobile.

The 20M3 Cryogenic ISO Tank are designed for long term storage of cryogenic liquefied gases under pressure.
Liquefied gases are used in a wide range of applications, including metal processing, medical technology, electronics, water treatment, energy generation and the food industry.
Today, more and more of these industrial gases are being delivered to customers in liquid form at Cryogenic Storage Tanks, enabling them to be stored on site for later use.
DSW design and produce the products that conform to ASME, EN, GB, DOSH, PED and other domestic and international standards.