What kind of tanks are generally made using the air-blown inversion method?
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Recently, when I read a brief introduction to the air-blown inversion method, I couldn’t understand it. . . It’s like blowing up a balloon; the air blown by the tank blower pushes the container upward, allowing it to be assembled gradually. . . What material is this tank made of? . . ?
All low-alloy steels are suitable, such as gas holders and storage tanks for crude oil and refined products.
It’s not just about inflating the wall of the tank; rather, it’s the upper ring of the tank wall that is welded to the tank roof before inflation, so that the large wind-bearing area on the top is sufficient to meet the requirements