For the installation of storage tanks for strong acids and strong bases, is it better to bury them or place them above ground? What are their respective advantages and disadvantages?
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For the installation of storage tanks for strong acids and strong bases, is it better to bury them or place them above ground? What are their respective advantages and disadvantages?
Place it on the ground; it’s easier to maintain
It is best to place this medium on the ground, as this facilitates maintenance and thickness measurement
It’s best to place it on the ground so it’s easy to observe
They are all placed on the ground, then the ground is treated to prevent corrosion, and cofferdams are installed
They always like to be buried underground. . . It’s not some treasure anyway~{:3_57:}
There are many laypeople among the leaders of grassroots work safety supervision departments; since they can’t see things, it’s easier for them to avoid being nagged by those who aren’t experts. Of course, experts cannot be hidden. The purpose of burying it underground might be to reduce the impact of high and low temperatures on the contents stored in the tank, thereby lowering the costs associated with temperature regulation; another advantage is saving land
It really does need to be hidden. . . {:3_63:}
If the anti-corrosion measures for underground tanks are not properly implemented, oxidation is likely to occur. Moreover, if there are leaks at the site, the sulfuric acid solution will penetrate underground, making the situation even worse. Maintenance above the ground level is easy, and it’s simple to identify problems during inspections so that they can be resolved promptly.