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Under what circumstances should a container use a double-hull structure?

2019-07-05View Original

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In what situations should a container use a double-hull structure (except in low-temperature conditions – I know that), and what other situations require a double hull? I have a rich TEG tank with a double-layer structure; does anyone know why this is the case? Also, how is a double-shell structure manufactured, and how are the two shells fixed together?
Reply #22019-07-08
Why does the storage tank for TEG have a double-layer structure?
Reply #32019-07-08
Generally, liquid chlorine storage tanks located near urban areas should have a double-layer structure
Reply #42019-07-11
Monitor for leaks, just like the fuel tanks in a gas station

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