I would like to ask everyone what the difference is between a single-disk floating roof tank and a double-disk floating roof tank?
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PS: Does \"single disk\" refer to a floating roof that is just one steel plate? Does a double-disc design refer to a floating roof with an empty space between two steel plates?
Single-disc floating roof: It consists of several separate compartments forming a circular floating structure, with a single-disc roof on the inner side of this circle. The bottom of the single-disc roof is reinforced with multiple circular steel rings. Its advantages are low cost and easy maintenance. Double-disc floating roof: It consists of an upper disc plate, a lower disc plate, and deck edge plates, and is divided into several separate annular compartments by radial and circumferential partitions. Its advantages are high buoyancy and excellent drainage performance.