LNG ISO 40ft tank container satisfies all relevant well-known standards for such demanding applications such as TPED, ADR and EN 13530 and ASME Code VIII div1. 

Due to its unique characteristics, strength and special insulation that enables a holding time up to 186 days without any gas loss, Rektor's LNG ISO 40' cryogenic tank container is ideal to be used for the transport of LNG to remote areas to supply satellite plants, gas filling stations, villages, schools, hospitals, etc.. It can be a part of a virtual pipeline or just used as storage.

Design and type have been approved under the Type Approval Certificate issued by the Classification Society Bureau Veritas, Paris and covered by their certificates:

• Approval Certificate of Type of Portable Tank BVCT 1370282/V Rev0
• RID/ADR Prototype Agreement Certificate of Portable Tank No. F/7219

On completion the prototype of the Cryogenic LNG Container has been exposed to rigorous testing in Piacenca Collaudi & Manutenzioni, under the Test Report No. 348/13. Testing was successfully passed with no permanent plastic deformation (even allowed to some extent).

REKTOR LNG 40' ISO container tank satisfies the following regulations:

• ASME VIII div1
• EN 13530-2/A1
• The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG)
• International Regulations for the carriage of dangerous goods by rail (RID)
• European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods (ADR)
• International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC)
• Customs Convention for Safe Containers (CCC)
• International standard: ISO 668:2013

Remote tank level monitoring enables companies to optimize their tank utilization by tracking levels and analyzing historical data. With the cloud-based operations center system, users can set alerts and be notified of events such as reaching a specific gas pressure threshold, hitting a minimum liquid level, or encountering certain ambient temperature limits.

Quantities that can be measured include GPS location are gas pressure, the volume of liquid in the tank, and the tracker's housing temperature (which approximates ambient temperature).

The CTC-1 series GPS trackers are battery-operated devices designed for satellite-based monitoring of the location and condition of gas within Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) tanks, as well as other "EX" type tanks. Due to its mounting position and proximity to potentially explosive areas, the device is classified as Zone 1 in accordance with Directive 1999/92/EC. It adheres to standards EN IEC 60079-0 (Explosive Atmospheres - Part 0: Equipment - General Requirements) and EN 60079-11 (Explosive Atmospheres - Part 11: Equipment Protection by Intrinsic Safety "i"). Additionally, the device is compliant with the standards outlined in the Radio Equipment Directive (RED).