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Can rust removal and anti-corrosion treatment be carried out on the liquefied gas cylinders and oil storage tanks in the tank farm without removing the material from them?

2019-03-26View Original

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I would like to ask: for liquefied gas cylinders and oil storage tanks in a tank farm, is it possible to carry out rust removal and anti-corrosion treatment without removing the contents from them? How to do it? I heard that there is a paint remover used to remove paint before applying anti-corrosion treatment; does anyone know if it has been used?
Reply #22019-03-26
It’s best to cancel the replacement, as rust removal can generate sparks.
Reply #32019-04-03
The paint remover is corrosive; try not to use it
Reply #42019-04-04
The main reason is that my inventory levels have always been high; even when the facilities are shut down for maintenance, the company continues to engage in trading activities, and there is still material stored in the tanks. Therefore, stripping paint and removing rust is only a last resort.
Reply #52019-04-07
Can we take turns doing the maintenance? . A few this year, and a few more next year. . . .
Reply #62019-09-05
Chemical paint removal and rust removal can be followed by painting

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