
The place where the pressure tank is going to be located, should confirm several requirements:
- it should be well-ventilated;
- the pressure tank should be at a safe distance from combustible materials, ignition sources, or intense heat;
- the pressurized tank must be kept away from electrical circuits, open flames, sparks, etc. because it is metal and conducts electricity;
- the temperature in this place must not exceed +52°C. The gas expands when heated and increases pressure in the tank, increasing the risk of explosion;
- there should be no direct sunlight for the reason mentioned above;
- tanks should be stored away from heavily traveled areas and emergency exits;
Summarizing, nitrogen pressurized tanks should be stored upright in a well-ventilated, dry, cool, secure area that is protected from the weather and preferably fire-resistant.