Can vertical atmospheric pressure storage tanks carry materials for sandblasting and rust removal?
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Can vertical atmospheric pressure storage tanks carry materials for sandblasting and rust removal? There are media such as methanol and benzene in the tank. The main reason is that the early construction was not managed well and the rust removal part was thorough, resulting in the outer wall of the tank becoming rusty and peeling. As the temperature rises, the cooling insulation glue loses its effect, the temperature inside the tank will rise, and the loss will increase. Now the construction team is asked to repair it, and there are materials in the tank. How to deal with it? urgent! ! !
Personally, I don’t think you can bring materials for borax. Methanol has a low flash point and borax has a high pressure for rust removal. Sand will generate a lot of heat when it comes into contact with the tank wall. If air is mixed into the tank, it will be very dangerous. On the other hand, methanol storage tanks should have external spray cooling measures. Didn't you set it up?
reply: The second floor is Liangliang insulation glue! There is no spray cooling on the outside of the storage tank.
Sand blasting must clean the material, otherwise the cleaning effect will not be achieved.
It shouldn't work. From the perspective of material protection and safety, you shouldn't do it this way. Big trouble will happen!
The storage tank containing things is now a potential super bomb. If you just touch up the paint by hand, it may be okay. If you sandblast, aren't you afraid that the bomb will explode and the oil depot and workers will be reimbursed? ? ? ?
If the materials in the tank cannot be removed, what should be done? ! ! :handshake
The safety production regulations of chemical enterprises do not allow the handling of materials