Abstract: A method and apparatus for transporting a liquid gas container is described herein. The liquid gas container is transported at an increased internal pressure. Transporting the liquid gas container at an increased internal pressure distributes the downward load of the liquid gas container, such that the downward load of the liquid gas container is distributed more evenly or so that a greater amount of the downward load is felt in the center of the liquid gas container compared to the outer portion of the liquid gas container. This enables transport without cracking of a base support slab during transit when the support slab is only able to be supported from the center due to narrow road conditions.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides liquid gas transport containers. The liquid gas transport containers include a first membrane defining a cavity. A first insulation layer is disposed around the first membrane. The first insulation layer includes a first closed-cell insulation material. The first closed-cell insulation material includes a first syntactic foam. A backing material is disposed around the first insulation layer. A hull is disposed around the backing material.

Abstract: A cryogenic vessel includes an outer vessel at least partially formed from a reinforced concrete. The cryogenic vessel further includes an inner vessel disposed in the outer vessel. The cryogenic vessel further includes an airtight liner disposed between the inner vessel and the outer vessel, wherein the liner is anchored to the outer vessel. The cryogenic vessel further includes a vacuum space disposed between the inner vessel and the liner, wherein an insulation material is disposed in the vacuum space.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides liquid gas storage containers and methods thereof. The liquid gas storage container includes an inner shell forming a cavity. The inner shell is disposed on an insulation base. The insulation base includes an insulation sub-layer. The liquid gas storage container includes an outer shell forming an insulation volume between the inner shell and the outer shell. A first insulation layer is disposed within the insulation volume and around the inner shell and the insulation base. A second insulation layer is disposed within the insulation volume between the first insulation layer and the outer shell.

Abstract: A cryogenic vessel includes an outer vessel at least partially formed from a reinforced concrete. The cryogenic vessel further includes an inner vessel disposed in the outer vessel. The cryogenic vessel further includes an airtight liner disposed between the inner vessel and the outer vessel, wherein the liner is anchored to the outer vessel. The cryogenic vessel further includes a vacuum space disposed between the inner vessel and the liner, wherein an insulation material is disposed in the vacuum space.