I'm seeking a cryogenic tank, for liquid N2, O2, AR service, in the 160+ liter range. I'm looking for damaged/unserviceable stainless steel vacuum-jacketed.
My intention is to convert it to a cold trap for a vacuum pump.
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I wonder if you could contact the big providers like Air Liquide, Praxair, maybe Liquid Carbonic and get the word out that you have a legitimate use for a damaged / out of service tank. Maybe?
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That word is already out.Artie F. Emm wrote:I wonder if you could contact the big providers like Air Liquide, Praxair, maybe Liquid Carbonic and get the word out that you have a legitimate use for a damaged / out of service tank. Maybe?
Seems the people I need to talk to in these groups are concerned about liability issues. Never mind that I work on their liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen transports...
Too many lawyers in the world.
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Steve, we've been seeing some alarming images coming out of SW Louisiana- I hope you and yours are OK!
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Thanks for the concern! I'm on high ground (such as that is here), and have not been affected by the recent flooding.Artie F. Emm wrote:Steve, we've been seeing some alarming images coming out of SW Louisiana- I hope you and yours are OK!
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