Effect of the second coating application on the low-surface-treatment of the external wall of storage tanks

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This post was last edited by Wang Wei2 on 2024-4-21 at 10:19. The effect of the second coating application after surface treatment on the outer wall of storage tanks: Many storage tanks require a second coating application for corrosion protection. When conventional coatings are used, strict requirements are imposed on the metal surface treatment; this results in high costs, a long construction period, and a short lifespan for the coating layer. The use of low-surface-treatment coatings avoids these problems and extends the service life of the coating to over 10 years. This technology is the direction for the future development of anti-corrosion coatings. See the figure below for details:

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