What is BS EN 14398-1 - Non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels about?

Cryogenic vessels are cylindrical tanks which are doubled walled with inner stainless steel, and outer carbon steel sections. These tanks are painted with anti-corrosion primer. Cryogenic tanks are mainly used to store natural gases, fluids, and other materials. These tanks store the materials at the correct temperature, and pressure during transportation.

BS EN 14398-1 specifies the fundamental requirements for large transportable non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels, designed to operate above atmospheric pressure. BS EN 14398-1 applies to large transportable non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels for fluids as specified in 3.1.

Who is BS EN 14398-1 - Non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels for?

BS EN 14398-1 on non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels is helpful for:

Metal processing industry
Storing Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Water treatment
Medical technology
Energy generation

Why should you use BS EN 14398-1 - Non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels?

Having access to reliable guidelines is essential for the manufacturing, and use of non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels to ensure minimum risk of accidents while transporting liquefied elements.

BS EN 14398-1 provides manufacturers with the fundamental requirements, general requirements, chemical effects, design, fabrication, inspection and testing methods, which allows in the transportation of liquefied elements efficiently. BS EN 14398-1 guidelines contributes to safe, and secure transportation through non-vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels.

BS EN 14398-1:2003

Cryogenic vessels. Large transportable non-vacuum insulated vessels - Fundamental requirements

Current, Under Review

Published:

3 Sep 2003