Methods for internal anti-corrosion treatment of carbon steel
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There is a carbon steel tank, and the anti-corrosion method used inside it involves polishing first and then applying two layers of silicone sealant. I’m not sure if this is sufficient; applying sealant alone without using glass fiber cloth doesn’t seem effective
Local cracking and bulging may occur. Grinding at the base layer can affect the adhesion strength, leading to easy detachment
There is a type of ceramic-metal coating for corrosion protection; I’ve used it and it works quite well.
It was done on-site; there’s no sandblasting equipment
It should be sandblasted. First, carbon steel is difficult to polish and process; second, after sandblasting, the adhesion between the anti-corrosion layer and the steel plate is improved.
Apply glass sealant? I’ve never heard of it before. Could you explain it in more detail?