Tank Construction Sequence

[@도기정-k8v]

It's wonderful material for me to understand the overall sequence of the LNG Tank construction. However, there's no sound and the letters are not readable. do you please let me know how to get the original one, thoug?

[@mohamedgamalalyabdallah8465]

we can not follow for two reasons , first/ no sound , second/ the lettering is not clear /readable

[@cliveengel5744]

You need space under the Tank Walls for the Post Tension Tendons

[@ericgoetzmasterbuild]

but how about the sound for this. it is better if you'll fix it!

[@chenwei8064]

Thank you for tutoring...

[@igorpietak937]

Poor resolution makes it unreadable

[@KarunanithiBalakrishnan]

it is good.it willbe helpful for the students,staff as well as engineers

[@orlandobusayong9893]

Without sound & unreadable then what ?....

[@jamieholland8951]

Very informative!

[@jayyoo906]

LNG Liquid is extremely cold -162'c. and lighter than water 0.45 sg. Its flow in pipeline and storage tank shall be totally linear flow so that its physical property can remain unchanged. Abrupt bending or surface protrusion of pipe wi ll generate vapors that destroy the linear flow and overall system process falls malfunctional. This sort of operative failures occur frequently "Most of LNG terminals" in the world. Serious reason is "Those contractors of illiterate cryogenic physics and engineering build the LNG terminal. They get the contract by dumping price and project owners equally illiterate on this hitech

[@irviantoyudho7888]

Gk onok suaranya

[@goudaelsayed5892]

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