Which intermodal portable tanks are typically used for transporting flammable gases?

IM 102 intermodal portable tanks are specifically designed for the transport of flammable liquids and gases. These tanks are constructed to handle materials that have a flash point of less than 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit) and are built to meet the relevant safety and environmental regulations for such substances. Their design allows for safe transport on both land and sea, which is critical for flammable gases that need to be contained efficiently to prevent leaks or accidents during transit.

The other tank types mentioned have different design specifications and are used for various types of chemical cargoes. For instance, IM 101 tanks are mainly for liquid materials, but not specifically tailored for flammable gases like the IM 102. Similarly, IM 103 tanks are used for more specialized cargoes, often those that do not fit the criteria of flammable gases, and IM 104 tanks are engineered for bulk liquefied gases but not specifically for flammable ones. Understanding the characteristics of each intermodal portable tank is essential for proper handling and transportation of hazardous materials.