The Ln2 tank is fitted with a safety valve for safety reasons due to the pressure involved!

The function of the safety valve is to automatically deflate and relieve pressure when the Ln2 tank pressurisation reaches a critical value to ensure safe use and no explosion.

This means that when the liquid nitrogen tank is pressurised to a critical level, there will be a leak!

As we know, the Ln2 tank relies on a booster valve for boosting, which starts when the booster valve opens!

So if you don’t open the booster valve, will it not automatically deflate? Will it still deflate automatically?

If you follow the procedure to the letter, it won’t deflate!

However, if the operating procedure is not followed, especially if the venting valve is not closed, there is still the possibility of an automatic air release!

It is almost impossible to leave the Ln2 tank booster valve open.

The user chooses the Ln2 tank for refilling purposes, which requires pressure and the opening of a booster valve.

For normal use, close the booster valve when the refill is complete and make sure the bleeder valve is open, then it will not automatically bleed!

However, in the case of abnormal use, the automatic air release is difficult to circumvent if the booster valve is not opened after the refill is completed, although the booster valve is closed.

So, in a static state, the Ln2 tank booster valve does not have much effect on the automatic air release, it is the venting valve that has the real impact!