The outer wall of the gasoline tank, which has undergone secondary anti-corrosion repair, is coated using a sandblasting-free technique; the coating provides a service life of over 10 years

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The image below shows the external wall of a gasoline tank at a petrochemical company being coated using a sandblasting-free coating technology during maintenance work. A single coat applied in this way can last for over 10 years, and it reduces construction costs by more than 50% compared to conventional anti-corrosion coating techniques. It reduces environmental pollution and meets the fire and explosion prevention requirements for oil tank areas.

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The outer wall of the gasoline tank, which has undergone secondary anti-corrosion repair, is coated using a sandblasting-free technique; the coating provides a service life of over 10 years

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