Do you have detailed drawings on the specific methods for using fiberglass-reinforced plastic for corrosion protection in water tanks? ?
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Do you have detailed drawings on the specific methods for using fiberglass-reinforced plastic for corrosion protection in water tanks? ?
First, it is necessary to determine what medium is contained in the tank – whether it is sewage, acidic or alkaline wastewater, or something else. Additionally, it is important to check if there are any temperature requirements; generally, corrosive liquids require the use of vinyl resin, otherwise it will be corroded after a short time.
Can’t use epoxy resin then? ?
Epoxy won’t work; it will corrode in no time. We’ve used it too much. As long as the corrosivity is high, epoxy can’t withstand it.
So what resin to use, and what’s the model number?
Vinyl resin; 901 type is suitable, three layers of fabric and five layers of oil, or one layer of felt
Three layers of fabric and five layers of oil – what kind of fabric should be used? Is it necessary to add another layer of felt as well for the three layers of fabric and five layers of oil? What kind of felt is it?
Key control points: corner positions and areas with interfaces
Vinyl resin also falls under the category of epoxy resins; choosing the right one will do. The key to fiberglass-reinforced plastic lies in its construction process.