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LNG TANK

05/27/2008 11:20 PM

Dear all

could somebody tell me how to inspect LNG tank?what is the job of mechanical engineer for construction of LNG tank/plant?
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Re: LNG TANK

05/28/2008 3:52 AM

Hello Guest,

Advise location Country/Place of the LNG tank.

Advise whether below ground or above ground.

Advise whether tank is located in a tank farm, or similar hazardous situation.

You really need to Register, add your location in your Profile, and return here to this Forum thread, with a Post saying you are the Topic Starter, with

That way, you may receive a proper answer.

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Re: LNG TANK

05/28/2008 9:26 AM

This project is located in Iran and LNG tank is above the ground.
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