Corrosion prevention methods for sulfur-containing wastewater tanks?
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Hello everyone, I would like to ask about the methods for preventing corrosion in sulfur-containing wastewater tanks Can this approach for sulfur-containing wastewater tank tanks – namely, the application of an anti-corrosion coating on the inner surface of the equipment in accordance with HG/T 2640-2004 \"Technical Requirements for the Installation of Glass Flake Linings\", with a coating thickness of 2 mm – be used for water tanks as well?
The glass flake lining construction technique can be used to provide corrosion protection for sulfur-containing wastewater tanks. This method is suitable for water tanks and can also be applied to pools. During the actual application, ensure that the coating is even and reaches the specified thickness of 2 mm to achieve good corrosion protection. .
Thank you. However, according to the standard HG/T 2640-2004 \"Technical Requirements for the Construction of Glass Flake Linings\", it is specified that this method is suitable for steel equipment; I’m not sure whether it can be used for water tanks as well
If the tank is made of steel, anti-corrosion treatment can be carried out in accordance with the requirements of HG/T 2640-2004 \"Technical Specifications for the Installation of Glass Flake Linings\". If the pool is not made of steel, it is recommended to find anti-corrosion standards suitable for that material or consult a professional to select an appropriate anti-corrosion method. Ensure that the selected method is compatible with the material to achieve the best corrosion protection. .
It seems that the common method is to use tiles.
Laying tiles? Is this okay? The glass cloth + adhesive method, that is, the old approach of using two layers of cloth and three layers of resin – can this be used?
Are you working on roof waterproofing?