Fiberglass storage tank
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Our company wants to build a vertical fiberglass storage tank for storing dilute hydrochloric acid. It has a diameter of 3 meters and a height of 6 meters. The fiberglass manufacturer quoted us 50,000. When I asked about the thickness, they said it was 14 mm. I’m not sure if this thickness is sufficient, and whether this price is high. I’m asking those with experience in this area to give some advice. I am extremely grateful. We can also refer to the thickness of the fiberglass storage tanks produced by our own factory.
I did a rough calculation based on your conditions; your storage tank holds around 2 tons or more. The price is fairly normal; there’s no exorbitant profit! It depends on the manufacturer’s quality of production! 14mm should be sufficient. I’m worried that the quality might not be up to standard during manufacturing, resulting in uneven thickness when winding! It is recommended to change it to 18mm instead. Be safer!
Agree with the person above; a thicker wall thickness ensures safety.
Enough. . . The thickness of our factory’s 6*6 version is only 20mm