Cleaning of asphalt tanks and pipeline maintenance
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The heat conduction pipeline inside the 1,000-cubic-meter asphalt tank has broken and needs to be repaired. There are still around 100 tons of asphalt in the tank that cannot be removed. What are some effective methods to extract this asphalt so that the tank can meet the requirements for repair? Or, without cleaning the asphalt tank, is it possible to repair a broken heat transfer pipeline?
The company regularly purchases asphalt that is left over in stock, as well as asphalt resulting from corporate restructuring, factory relocations, or the movement of asphalt storage tanks. This includes road asphalt grades 10# to 150#, modified asphalt, spilled asphalt, tar asphalt, petroleum asphalt, and various types of waste oil. It also handles thermal oil, light oil, heavy oil, used engine oil, hydraulic oil, coal tar, and more. The company has professionals who bring their own tools to clean asphalt storage tanks and ponds. We offer services for cleaning asphalt tanks and ponds. Customers with such needs are encouraged to contact our company; we will surely provide you with a satisfactory price. Contact number: 15832975384
How did you carry out the cleanup in the end, and what precautions were taken during the hot work on the pipelines inside the tank?