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Liquid Storage Tanks
2024.03.22
Liquid Storage Tanks
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Liquid tanks play a crucial role in both industrial and residential sectors, holding significant importance across various fields. The history of liquid tanks dates back centuries, initially using simple wooden barrels and earthen pits for storing water and other liquids. With technological advancements, tank design and manufacturing have evolved, incorporating more advanced materials and processes. Currently, the liquid tank industry plays a vital role globally, with some manufacturers earning leadership positions in the international market. Chinese liquid tank manufacturers, such as Zhongzheng Technology, have become leaders in tank manufacturing. Zhongzheng Technology's liquid tank products cover various types, including enamel assembled tanks, epoxy resin tanks, stainless steel tanks, galvanized tanks, steel tanks, aluminum dome covers, and more. Through continuous research and technological innovation, the company ensures the diversity of its product line, meeting various demands for tanks in different industries and projects.
 Materials of Liquid Tanks
Enamel Assembled Tanks: Smooth, non-adhesive to dirt, corrosion-resistant, suitable for high sanitary requirements, and exhibits high-temperature resistance. Used for storing food, drinking water, and applications requiring elevated temperatures.
Epoxy Resin Tanks: Excellent corrosion resistance, especially suitable for highly corrosive media, with a smooth surface that is easy to clean. Applicable in industries like chemical and sewage treatment that demand high corrosion resistance.
Galvanized Tanks: Good corrosion resistance, particularly effective in humid environments. Suitable for applications requiring corrosion resistance.
Stainless Steel Tanks: Outstanding corrosion resistance, better stability in acidic and alkaline chemical media, and hygienic material. Suitable for industries with high material requirements, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals.
Carbon Steel Tanks: Strong strength and corrosion resistance, suitable for general purposes with relatively low costs. Mainly used for storing general liquids like water and fuel.
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Tanks: Excellent corrosion resistance and lightweight characteristics, resistant to chemical corrosion, with a long service life. Suitable for environments requiring resistance to corrosive media, such as acid and alkali storage.
Plastic Tanks: Lightweight, easy to process, rust-free, and good corrosion resistance, suitable for special needs. Applicable for storing less corrosive liquids, such as chemicals and acidic wastewater.
When selecting the material for liquid tanks, it is essential to consider specific requirements and the unique nature of the working environment, ensuring that the tank performs optimally in a particular application.
Applications of Liquid Tanks
Liquid tanks find extensive applications across various industries, including industrial and residential sectors. The key applications of liquid tanks in these fields include:
Oil and Gas Industry:
Oil Tanks: Used for storing crude oil and petroleum products, including crude oil, gasoline, diesel, etc.
Gas Tanks: Used for storing liquefied natural gas (LNG) or compressed natural gas (CNG) and other gases.
Chemical Industry:
Acid and Alkali Liquid Tanks: Suitable for storing liquids with strong acidic or alkaline properties, such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc.
Hazardous Chemical Tanks: Used for storing hazardous chemicals, ensuring safe storage and handling.
Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment:
Drinking Water Tanks: Used for storing safe and hygienic drinking water, ensuring the stable operation of water supply systems.
Wastewater Treatment Tanks: Used for storing and treating sewage in urban and industrial areas, involving preliminary settling and treatment.
These liquid tanks play a crucial role in different application areas, ensuring safe, reliable liquid storage, and treatment in corresponding industrial and living sectors. Tanks may vary in structure, materials, and design to meet specific requirements based on different purposes and storage needs.
Design and Manufacturing of Liquid Tanks
Customized Design:
Meeting Diverse Needs: Customized design allows tank manufacturers to adjust capacity, shape, and functionality according to unique customer requirements, adapting to various application scenarios.
Enhancing User Experience: Combining user feedback and industry standards, customized design improves usability and performance, enhancing the overall user experience.
Material Selection and Quality Assurance:
High-Quality Materials for Durability: Choosing high-strength, corrosion-resistant steel ensures the tank's long-term durability.
Material Quality for Safety: Material quality directly impacts tank performance and safety, and qualified materials guarantee the product's long-term reliable operation.
Advanced Tank Manufacturing Technology:
CNC Cutting Technology: Utilizing advanced CNC cutting machines for precise cutting, ensuring the accuracy and consistency of tank components.
CNC Steel Plate Rolling Machine: Using CNC steel plate rolling machines to improve production efficiency, ensuring consistency during the tank manufacturing process.
Installation and Maintenance of Liquid Tanks
Critical Steps in the Installation Process:
Ground Settlement Survey: Conducting a ground settlement survey before installation to ensure a sturdy foundation, meeting the tank's safety requirements.
Tank Bottom Plate Installation: Precisely installing the tank's bottom plate to ensure smoothness and compliance with design requirements.
Tank Body Construction and Accessories Installation: Employing a professional engineering team to construct the tank body and install accessories according to strict technical requirements.
Key Measures for Maintenance:
Regular Inspection and Cleaning: Implementing regular inspection and cleaning procedures, including internal and external checks, to ensure the tank's surface is corrosion-free and the interior is clean and sanitary.
Coating Maintenance: Regularly inspecting the coating's condition and conducting necessary maintenance and repairs to prevent corrosion and enhance antioxidant capabilities.
Safety Valve and Accessory Checks: Periodically checking safety valves and other critical accessories to ensure their normal operation, enhancing the tank's safety.
Emergency Oil Leakage and Leak Emergency Plan: Developing comprehensive emergency plans for oil leakage and leaks to address sudden situations, ensuring the safety of personnel and the environment.