This paper presents safety analysis of LNG leakage in a prestressed concrete outer tank, which is strongly related on the leak checking effects of the PC structure with and without a residual compression zone based on the BS 7777 codes. The full containment type outer tank which is constructed by a prestressed concrete may be destroyed by leaked cryogenic fluids. The FE calculated results show that the total leak checking time of the PC structure with $10\%$ residual compression zone is about 9 days for $-162^{circ}C$ liquids. But, three primary pumps in an inner tank may operate to send cryogenic fluids for 6 days, which are stored in an inner tank of $140,000m^3$ capacity This means that the prestressed concrete outer tank may be safe for $-162^{circ}C$ cryogenic fluids leaked from the demolished inner tank.