Chart Vertical LNG Storage 15,000 Gallon, 175 PSI
Chart Industries vertical LNG storage tank with 15,000-gallon capacity at 175 PSI working pressure. Built in 2011 with a vacuum reading of 7.7 mTor — indicating outstanding jacket integrity and thermal performance. Fully compliant with ASME and NFPA 52 standards for LNG fueling installations.
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