How to insulate and support the cone of the tank? Should I use support rings or insulation nails?
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The information I checked all says that insulation nails are used for the upper and lower heads of storage tanks, but which one is better for large tanks with cones?
Just use insulation nails! Professional people will come out and answer.
Not sure if welding anchor points on tanks is allowed. It's not a pressure vessel, but it's not a pressure vessel. If the equipment manufacturer has thermal insulation requirements, it will directly include leopard-print anchor points. Generally, the insulation is bundled with glass fibers, then wrapped with white galvanized iron sheets and connected with screws. It seems that this tank is not too big, so it can be insulated with ordinary insulation. It is recommended to consult the construction personnel, they have solutions. I don’t know what the insulation requirements are. If high insulation conditions are required, you can also use a drum tank filled with expanded perlite and sealed.