How large can a High Pressure/Spherical Storage Tank be?

High pressure/spherical storage tanks can indeed have a capacity that reaches up to 600,000 gallons. This capacity is particularly suitable for storing gases such as propane, butane, or other similar hydrocarbons under high pressure.

The design and structure of these tanks allow for storing significant volumes while maintaining safety and structural integrity under high-pressure conditions. The specific materials and engineering techniques employed in the construction of these tanks also facilitate their ability to handle the stresses associated with higher capacities.

In real-life applications, you will find that tank sizes vary widely, but the upper end of the scale for high-pressure storage is categorized around the 600,000-gallon mark. Thus, it is essential for safety and operational efficiency in hazardous materials management to be aware of the capabilities and limits of such storage units.