What coating is used for saltwater steel-lined storage tanks?
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Hello everyone, we are in the chlor-alkali industry. Previously, in salt dissolution tanks, cement-lined pits were used with glass phosphide sheets applied on their surfaces to facilitate the pouring of salt into the tanks for dissolution! However, glass phosphor sheets tend to fall off after about three years. Now, for the project renovation, we want to replace the original salt dissolving tank with a large storage tank, and a mixer will be installed on top of the tank. In that case, high requirements are placed on the coating inside the storage tank. Could everyone suggest some good anti-corrosion materials that can be used for such coatings? Thank you
What material is used for large storage tanks? Adding an anti-wear agent has many benefits, and the rotation speed is generally not very high.
I’m not sure exactly how large the large storage tank you’re referring to is; it would be possible to install some lining.
Sprayed polyurea offers better adhesion properties and is more wear-resistant; however, with mixing, the impellers are likely to wear out quite quickly, as it contains only solid salts
Gasketed composite linings yield better results. Contact me on QQ361688565
No lining needed; it works perfectly fine