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Higher Structural Rigidity
The steel shell resists wind, snow, and external mechanical loading, giving the holder a more stable overall form.
External Steel / Internal Membrane Gas Holder
External Steel / Internal Membrane Gas Holder
The external-steel internal-membrane holder uses a steel shell for structural loading and an internal membrane for gas-tight separation. It suits projects with stricter demands on appearance, weathering, and design pressure.
Product Overview
A gas-storage format with higher rigidity and cleaner appearance
The external-steel internal-membrane holder uses a steel shell for structural loading and an internal membrane for gas-tight separation. It suits projects with stricter demands on appearance, weathering, and design pressure.
It is often selected for urban projects, industrial parks, and standardized facilities where storage performance must also fit the surrounding built environment.
Steel-shell form control
Orderly appearance
Higher design pressure
Core Advantages
Advantages for industrial project delivery
Built around stable operation, efficient installation, and lower long-term maintenance risk for industrial projects.
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Better for Urban Environments
Its clean elevation and paintable façade make it suitable for projects with stronger demands on site image and visual coordination.
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Broader Design Pressure Range
Where higher pressure stability or special downstream duty is required, the external-steel format is easier to reinforce by design.
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Well-Suited to Standardized EPC Work
Platforms, ladders, and peripheral equipment connect more naturally to the overall steel structure.
Technical Specifications
Key specifications and operating boundaries
| Typical Volume Range | 300-30,000 m3 |
| Design Pressure | 5,000-30,000 Pa |
| Shell Material | S235 / S355 carbon steel or equivalent |
| Corrosion Protection | Hot-dip galvanizing or coating system |
| Structure | Steel shell + internal membrane separation |
| Service Life | 15-20 years |
Safety Design
Three-level safety protection
Level 1 Protection
Mechanical safety valves provide first-response protection and reduce peak load on the shell and membrane.
Level 2 Protection
Pressure, temperature, and blower or valve states are monitored together to keep pressure control precise.
Level 3 Protection
Hard interlocks with flare, power generation, and process headers trigger shutoff, relief, or switchover according to defined logic.
Structural Design
Dual-channel design
A dual-channel air path creates more even membrane support pressure inside the shell, improving stability and dynamic response on large-diameter units.
Material Standards
Material standards and product features
The steel shell and membrane system have clearly separated roles for targeted optimization.
The outer anti-corrosion system can be specified to match local exposure class.
Platforms, ladders, and access points integrate naturally with the steel structure.
Main Structure
Main Material Structure
| Outer Shell | Rolled steel shell, coated or galvanized |
| Internal Membrane | Gas-tight PVDF-coated membrane system |
| Corrosion Protection | Galvanizing / epoxy-rich primer / top coat |
| Accessories | HDG steel, SS304, SS316, or FRP on request |
Membrane Performance
Methane permeability and membrane specifications
| Membrane System | High-barrier gas-tight membrane |
| Methane Permeability | < 28 cm3/(m2·day·atm) at 23°C |
| Pressure Adaptability | Designed for reinforced pressure duty |
| Fatigue Resistance | Suitable for long-term cyclic service |
| Weather Resistance | Matched to steel-shell outdoor service |
| Welding Method | Controlled hot-wedge welding process |
Project Inquiry
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