The issue of installing agitators in fiberglass storage tanks

2017-04-11 View Original

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There is currently a fiberglass storage tank with a 2-meter diameter and 3-meter height, featuring a flat bottom and top; an agitator is installed at the top. What type of agitator would be suitable? 1. Is it feasible to install a mixer directly at the top? Are there any engineering examples? 2. Is it still necessary to use a separate bracket?

Reply #2 2017-04-11

That’s what we use, but beams need to be constructed

Reply #3 2017-04-11

Is the beam frame on top of the storage tank yet?

Reply #4 2017-04-13

Flat-top tanks don’t have much load-bearing capacity; as mentioned above, crossbeams should be installed at the very edges. If possible, perform a strength calculation, as there are also dynamic loads from mixing.

Reply #5 2017-06-15

No need. If a fiberglass storage tank is required, you can contact us

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