Is a gas tank less than 2 cubic meters special equipment

Whether the gas tank is special equipment depends on its working pressure and volume.

According to the "Special Equipment Safety Law" and other relevant regulations, when the working pressure of the gas storage tank exceeds 0.1MPa (including 0.1MPa), it is regarded as special equipment. At the same time, if the volume of the gas storage tank is less than or equal to 0.1m & sup3;, it is not regarded as special equipment; Volume is greater than 0.1m & sup3; But less than or equal to 0.5m & sup3;, for a class of special equipment; Volume is greater than 0.5m & sup3; But less than or equal to 10m & sup3;, for the second class of special equipment; And so on.

Therefore, if the working pressure of a gas tank less than 2 cubic meters exceeds 0.1MPa (including 0.1MPa), it is special equipment.

In addition, the gas storage tank is a kind of equipment involving life safety and high risk. Its design, manufacture, installation, transformation and maintenance need to be carried out in accordance with relevant national standards and specifications. During use, regular safety inspections and maintenance must be carried out to ensure that its safety performance meets the requirements.