Leakage from concentrated sulfuric acid storage tank
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I wonder if any of you in the chlor-alkali industry have encountered leaks on the storage tanks for concentrated sulfuric acid? There is a small leak hole at a depth of 60–70 cm inside; does anyone know any way to deal with it? How do I fix it? Thank you
I can only solder a patch on the perimeter!
Be careful if there are any leaks; the tank needs to be inspected, as there might be other safety hazards as well. It is caused inside the tank. It’s still caused by the environment outside the tank; be sure to take precautions
After cleaning and analyzing the causes of corrosion, a thorough inspection of the tank is carried out; based on the condition of the tank and its safety level, repairs are made before it can be put back into use! Please correct me!
We’re driving right now, right next to the hydrogen treatment area. Welding is too dangerous; is there any way to resolve this without welding? Can it be repaired in some other way?
Tank cleaning and repair! ! Think about it: what if, after the tank isn’t emptied, it starts leaking again during welding, or leaks completely? If the workers don’t have time to get out of the enclosure, the welders could get burned. Would you want to see such a outcome? You are a welder; would you like to go up and weld? If the safety distances for storage tanks are strictly observed, your hydrogen treatment unit should not be affected by tank maintenance, right? But since you say it’s “right next to it,” you should check your design