CSXfoamer1997
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In years to come, the current DOT-111 tankers will be modified or replaced by the newer DOT-117 tankers. Compared to the DOT-111's, the DOT-117's have thicker shells and other safety features in case of a fire, such as thermal blankets and pressure relief devices. The DOT-111's are widely used for carrying liquid chemicals, including crude oil, ethanol, alcohol, etc. Some also carry corrosive and toxic material.
The DOT-117's will widely be used for carrying liquids, such as crude oil and ethanol, but I'm interested to know. Will they likely replace the DOT-105's and other tankers for carrying propane and other gases?
The DOT-117's will widely be used for carrying liquids, such as crude oil and ethanol, but I'm interested to know. Will they likely replace the DOT-105's and other tankers for carrying propane and other gases?