Air Products / Process Engineering 2,000 Gallon Horizontal Mobile Liquid Nitrogen Tank Trailer w/ Generator
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Air Products / Process Engineering 2,000 Gallon Horizontal Mobile Liquid Nitrogen Tank Trailer w/ Generator
This 1977 Air Products / Process Engineering 2,000 Gallon Horizontal Mobile Liquid Nitrogen Tank Trailer is built for cryogenic transport, oilfield servicing, and industrial nitrogen distribution. The trailer features ASME U-stamped vacuum-jacketed construction rated for 40 PSI @ -320°F, a side-mounted cryogenic pump system, and dual engine configuration with a deck engine showing 6,666 hours and main engine showing 93,267 hours. It includes a Hydroseal 7HC relief valve system and Eaton Fuller 7-speed transmission.
Technical Specifications
Capacity: 2,000 U.S. Gallons (7,570 Liters)
Design Pressure (MAWP): 40 PSI @ -320°F (Cryogenic Service)
Inner Vessel: Stainless steel, vacuum-jacketed for insulation and reduced boil-off
Outer Jacket: Carbon steel, painted and insulated, with weather-resistant finish
Construction Code: ASME Section VIII, Division 1, U-Stamped
Weight per Gallon of Nitrogen: 6.746 lbs/gal
Gas Equivalent: 13.803 SCF/Liter, providing large vapor yield per liquid gallon
Design Application: Oil well servicing, industrial cryogenic distribution, and mobile nitrogen transport
Conversion Chart (Included on Tank)
- 500 gallons = ~3,370 lbs LIN = ~49.6 MSCF gas equivalent
- 1,000 gallons = ~6,740 lbs LIN = ~99.2 MSCF gas equivalent
- 2,000 gallons (full): ~13,480 lbs LIN = ~198.4 MSCF gas equivalent
Fill & Withdrawal: Multiple service connections for filling, liquid withdrawal, and vapor return
Venting System: Dedicated relief vent piping with orientation diagrams included on the unit
Operational Temperature Range: -320°F service
Primary Relief Valve: Hydroseal 7HC (ASME-certified)
- Capacity Range (N₂ at 70°F):
- 100 psig: 95,200 SCFH
- 250 psig: 221,000 SCFH
- 500 psig: 515,000 SCFH
- 1,000 psig: 851,000 SCFH
- 1,600 psig: 1,610,000 SCFH
Alternate Relief Valve Options: Anderson Greenwood 81xxx series and Fluid Mechanics 1500 Series available per design specs
Discharge Configuration: Relief valves mounted to discharge at safe orientation angles (parallel or 90° discharge piping permitted with restrictions)
Compliance: Meets DOT/ASME requirements for cryogenic mobile service
Pump System: Side-mounted cryogenic pump (Air Products configuration)
Drive Line
Deck Engine Hours: 6,666 Hours
Main Engine Hours: 9,326 Hours
Transmission: Eaton Fuller Roadranger 7-Speed + Lo/Lo (RT01) with Hi/Lo splitter and deep reduction gearing
Loading/Unloading: Pump designed for high-flow oilfield and industrial nitrogen service applications
Oil well servicing (pressure purging, fracturing, and nitrogen injection)
Industrial nitrogen supply for steel, chemical, or manufacturing operations
Food processing and preservation (cryogenic freezing or chilling with LIN)
General cryogenic bulk transport and distribution
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Seller
Gas Equipment 4 Sale
Waxahachie, TX, United States
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Questions buyers ask
What capacity, working pressure and NER is it rated for?
Capacity is 2,000 U.S. gallons (7,570 liters) with a design pressure (MAWP) of 40 PSI at -320°F. At full capacity, the unit holds approximately 13,480 lbs of liquid nitrogen, equivalent to 198.4 MSCF of gaseous nitrogen (calculated at 13.803 SCF/liter). No nameplate evaporation rate (NER) is provided in the listing—ask the seller for measured boil-off data or the most recent vacuum performance test results.
What product has it carried, and what can it legally be converted to?
The listing does not state service history or what cryogenic products this trailer has carried. ASME cryogenic vessels can typically handle nitrogen, oxygen, argon, or CO₂ depending on materials and prior service, but cross-contamination and metallurgical compatibility must be evaluated before conversion. Request complete service records and consult the vessel's U-1 form and material certifications before introducing a different cryogen.
General guidance for this type of equipment. Ask about this specific unit in your inquiry — the seller answers directly.