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How to repair a pressure vessel that has corroded to such an extent under normal pressure

2010-11-01View Original

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A pressure vessel in the workshop has been in use for seven years, and the corrosion on its top is quite severe; it’s quite alarming. Please share your thoughts on how this should be dealt with. If repair is necessary, what would be the best way to do it?
Reply #22010-11-01
I can’t see the image, so I can’t describe the corrosion morphology. . . Corrosion at the top of a pressure vessel under normal pressure, and moreover indoors – this is relatively rare. Please explain in detail, OP. .
Reply #32010-11-01
I can’t see the photos. Please post it again, OP
Reply #42010-11-01
No image is visible. If it is a carbon steel tank, it is recommended to use a sandblaster to remove rust, then fill the gaps with mortar before lining it with fiberglass or rubber

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