The Cryo Hauler Thread

Whoa. You need a tech out there. It’s a hot tank and if you do t know what you’re doing you’ll crack the tank

 

Proper procedure is to call it in to your service team and they’ll let you know what to do next.

improper procedure is to I’ll it yourself if you know how to fill a hot tank. Lol

 

Tank is actually cold still. Currently gravity unloading into it. Because pony motor chosen to break....

 

Do any of you know or see any plug power drivers? I see genox pulling there trailers every since this happened in the vid below.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Dn-h0hjyHQU?si=3mTky7v3ChdNC6NP

 

Lol. Maybe they sent everyone to have proper training. Our company will train our drivers for like 6 months and they have to pass their test or they won’t qualify them to haul hydrogen.

 

So what exactly is happening in the video? I mean I get it's some sort of saftey feature venting the hydrogen but what "fail" caused that to happen?

 

Maybe they forgot to open a valve that prevents pressure build up so the relief valve kicked in to let pressure out and creating what you see there. Hydrogen burns as soon as it leaves its containment.

If they were trained properly they wouldn’t have been running around like idiots.

@Cali kid probably knows exactly what’s going on since he hauls that stuff.

 

What does Amazon use the hydrogen for?