Description
500 Gallon ASME Steel Propane Tank – Below Ground – With Riser
Product Overview
This new 500-gallon steel propane tank is an ASME-designated pressure vessel configured for below-ground installation with a built-on riser. The supplied specifications identify a 500-gallon water capacity, 37.5-inch outside diameter, and 9 ft. 10 in. overall length.
Key Features
- Product Type: Propane tank
- Capacity: 500 gallons water capacity
- Construction: Steel
- Installation: Below ground
- Configuration: Horizontal tank with built-on riser
- ASME Designation: ASME
- Class: 150
- Outside Diameter: 37.5 inches
- Overall Length: 9 ft. 10 in.
- Overall Height: 3 ft. 11 1/2 in.
- Leg Width: 15 inches
- Leg Spacing: 5 ft. 0 in.
- Empty Weight: 920 lb.
- Head Type: Ellip
- Condition: New
- Factory Condition: Supplied under a factory vacuum seal, according to the provided information
Product Details
The tank is constructed from steel and has a 500-gallon water capacity. It is supplied with a built-on riser for the stated below-ground configuration. The dimensions and weight provided above can be used to evaluate the physical requirements of the intended installation.
The supplied information identifies the tank as Class 150 and ASME designated. Because this is a pressure vessel intended for propane service and below-ground installation, installation should be performed in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements and applicable local regulations.
The tank is described as remaining under a factory vacuum seal. According to the supplied information, the first fill must be handled by a local propane provider, including the procedure required to break the suction seal. Subsequent filling procedures should follow the manufacturer’s and propane supplier’s instructions.
Applications
The supplied information identifies 500-gallon propane tanks for applications such as whole-home systems, home heating, hot water heating, generators, pool heating, and certain commercial applications. Actual suitability depends on the specific installation, equipment requirements, propane supplier requirements, and applicable regulations.
Important Information
A qualified propane professional should determine installation requirements and handle initial filling and commissioning. Review the manufacturer’s documentation, tank specifications, applicable codes, excavation and foundation requirements, and local propane regulations before installation. A regulator may be required to reduce tank pressure to the working pressure required by connected equipment.
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