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Differences between the urine tank manhole and the dilute ammonia tank manhole

2007-12-31View Original

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One detail worth noting is that the manhole for the urine storage tank and the manhole for the dilute ammonia storage tank are designed in different positions: the former is located at the top, while the latter is on the side. Why? Is it based on security considerations?
Reply #22008-01-01
The main consideration is that urea is prone to corrosion and can cause leaks; therefore, the tank body is designed to be as monolithic as possible to reduce the likelihood of leaks

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