Protection of tank bottoms from corrosion and safeguards against it
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This post was last edited by Wang Wei2 on 2024-5-21 09:38. If the bottom of oil tanks is not treated for both corrosion prevention and water resistance, water and pollutants can easily penetrate it; these concealed areas are more prone to oxygen concentration cell corrosion than other parts. In addition, slag in the welds and welding electrodes, along with the potential difference of the steel plate, accelerate the rate of corrosion. The method of using anti-corrosion materials to seal the bottom feet of the tank works well.
In the corrosion protection of oil tank bottoms, both anti-corrosion and waterproofing measures should be taken. Using anti-corrosive materials to seal the bottom of the tank effectively prevents the intrusion of water and pollutants, thereby avoiding oxygen concentration difference corrosion and slowing down the rate of corrosion caused by factors such as weld slag inclusions and potential differences between electrodes and steel plates. .
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