Regarding the fabrication of anaerobic water tanks

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I have been designing a boiler system recently, and according to the manufacturer’s operating requirements, an oxygen-free water tank with a capacity of 60 cubic meters is needed. Conventionally, an anaerobic tank is somewhat similar to a floating roof tank, with a rubber membrane used on the tank top to prevent air from entering. However, according to the manufacturer, many simple anaerobic water tanks simply use a layer of plastic float on top of the water in a regular tank to prevent air from entering. Is there anyone who is familiar with this situation? Could you please explain in detail what kind of float ball is used? Thank you.

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