Different applications of cylinders with cryogenic filling*
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Different industrial applications of cylinders with cryogenic filling are considered. The main advantage of the storage system in question is that it can be filled in a universal way. The main principle is that if cylinder is filled with a gaseous product it works as a usual one, and when the cylinder is filled with cryogenic material of the tame volume it works under more favorable pressure conditions. A cylinder with cryogenic filling has been shown to be effectively used as a part of a vehicle cooling system. It can be also used a gasifire and pressure accumulator in liquefied natural gas units. Application examples of cylinder with cryogenic filling for different power complexes and systems are given.
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