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Chart Industries' oil field equipment offering consists of a variety of liquid nitrogen transports for use both on and offshore. Our durable and economic designs have been field proven for many years by the world's largest oil field service companies. Chart's oil field products are considered the best value available on the market. |
PORTA VAC
PORTA VAC Intermodal Containers are used to transport bulk liquid nitrogen to offshore oil rigs and for other industrial gas applications. Constructed for the rigorous demands of the oil industry, they provide a superior method of transporting and storing liquid nitrogen. Ten-foot and thirteen-foot long units are available in working pressures of 45 psig and 90 psig, gross water capacities of 2,300 gallons (8,706 liters) and 3,306 gallons (12,513 liters). |
PORTA VAC
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| Model |
Gross Capacity |
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MAWP |
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Width |
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Length
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Tare Weight
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Hold Time |
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Evaporation |
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gal |
liters |
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psig |
bar |
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in |
mm |
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in |
mm |
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lbs |
kg |
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days |
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LIN%/day |
| TVS-22-90 |
2280 |
8630 |
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90 |
6.2 |
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96
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2438 |
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117.5
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2991 |
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9350 |
4240 |
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20
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.75 |
| TVS-23-45 |
2300 |
8710 |
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45 |
3.1 |
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96 |
2438 |
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117.5 |
2991 |
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8650 |
3920 |
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12 |
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.75 |
| TVS-33-45 |
3310 |
12530 |
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45 |
3.1 |
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96 |
2438 |
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117.5 |
4007 |
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9800 |
4450 |
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16 |
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.63 |
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Truck Mounted Series
Chart’s Truck-Mounted Series offers the best in tank design to meet small delivery or space-limited requirements. Engineered for superior performance, durability and value, Chart’s TMS has been designed for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon. Chart’s TMS is available in three mounting options: saddle, truck rail and front pivot-mount, which reduces the possibility of the outer vessel cracking. Chart’s Truck-Mounted Series is available in 2,000; 2,800 and 3,300 gallon (7,571; 10,599 and 16,211 liter) sizes and 50 psig. Other sizes and pressures are available. Contact your Chart representative for more information.
Features:
- Robust support system designed for rugged conditions
- Designed, built and stamped ASME inner vesssel
- CGA compliant vacuum bottle
- Stainless steel inner vessel
- Internal baffles allow transporting with product
- High-performance paint system to withstand environmental conditions
- Piping options available designed for ease-of operation, reducing maintenance and operation costs
- Pressure or pump transfer options available
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TMS without plumbing
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| Model |
Net Capacity |
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MAWP |
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Width |
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Length
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Empty Weight
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Evaporation |
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gal |
liters |
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psig |
bar |
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in |
mm |
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in |
mm |
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lbs |
kg |
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LOX%/day |
| TMS-2000 |
1780 |
6738 |
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50 |
3.5 |
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80
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2032 |
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148
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3760 |
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5700 |
2585 |
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.96 |
| TMS-2800 |
2732 |
10,343 |
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50 |
3.5 |
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80 |
2032 |
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207 |
5258 |
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7300 |
3311 |
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.65 |
| TMS-3300 |
3120 |
11,810 |
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45 |
3.1 |
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96 |
2438 |
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160 |
4060 |
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7700 |
3490 |
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.66 |
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Model TRS-78-P-81 Cryogenic Trailer
The TRS-78-P cryogenic trailer offers customers the ability to meet various oil field pumping demands. Chart has designed this unit to reduce your transportation costs with low maintenance, durability and long life. The TRS-78-P comes standard with a pressure building circuit designed for high flow, high-pressure product transfer capability. Standard features such as ground level piping for safe operation, low heat leak “Super-Lite” insulation, the “Dura-Block” support system, and stainless steel rear shell and head sets Chart apart from the rest of the trailer manufacturers. All of Chart’s trailers are offered with many options to meet every customer’s specific requirements. |
| TRS-78-P-81 Specifications |
| Water Capacity: |
7,755 US Gallon/29,353 Liters |
| Liquid Nitrogen (95%): |
7,306 US Gallon/27,653 Liters |
| Maximum Allowable Working Pressure: |
81 PSIG/5.6 Bar |
| Length (Nom): |
43.3 Feet/13.2 Meter |
| Width (Nom): |
8.0 Feet/2.4 Meter |
| Height: |
11.5 Feet/3.5 Meter |
| Weight: |
21,380 Lbs./9,698 Kg. +/-3 % |
| Evaporation Rate: |
1%/day (LN2) |
| Design Code: |
ASME Sect. VIII, Division 1; CGA-341 and US Department of Transportation |
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