New Horizontal LNG Storage Tank with 2 TC 34 pumps - 18,000 Gallons / 175 PSI / Chart

What is the current vacuum reading, and what is the NER?

The listing does not provide current vacuum readings or normal evaporation rate data. Since this tank was never put into service, baseline vacuum quality and thermal performance metrics should be available from the original factory acceptance testing — request those documents along with any storage history that might affect insulation performance.

What product has it held, and what can it be converted to?

This tank has never been in service and has held no product. The 304 stainless inner vessel is compatible with LNG, LIN, LOX, and LAR without material concerns, though any conversion from the original LNG design intent would require review of the relief sizing, instrumentation ranges, and vaporizer capacity if applicable.

Is the data plate legible, and is the U-1A available?

The listing does not address data plate condition or U-1A documentation availability. For ASME-coded vessels, the U-1A manufacturer's data report is essential for jurisdictional acceptance and should be confirmed present along with the National Board registration number.

What is involved in relocating and re-commissioning it?

At 79,300 lbs and 168" height, transport will require heavy haul permitting and escort in most states; the 536" length may dictate route restrictions. Re-commissioning a vacuum-insulated cryogenic tank typically requires vacuum pump-down verification to acceptable NER levels, hydrostatic or pneumatic testing per jurisdictional requirements, relief device recertification, and TC34 pump functional testing — confirm what was completed during the original 2016 acceptance and what documentation exists.