On the issue of anti-corrosion painting for carbon steel submersible pumps and the inner walls of tanks
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Hello everyone. Submersible pumps are installed on the base of a pit or on the flange of a tank. For pump bodies made of carbon steel that are submerged in the medium, how should painting be handled? My current understanding is that for ordinary water-based media, painting is required, while for special hydrocarbon-based media, painting may not be necessary. Are there any colleagues in the group who work on submersible pumps or those involved in tank manufacturing? Could you share your valuable experience regarding the painting of submersible pumps and the inner walls of tanks? When it comes to painting, one needs to consider whether epoxy resin paint or epoxy phenolic paint is a better choice. Some paint manufacturers refer to it as resin paint, while others call it phenolic paint. . .
Painting is for protection! Corrosion resistance requires the use of appropriate materials!
This topic is a bit broad; the most important thing is to choose the right product based on the specific environment.