Corrosion protection of buried water tanks
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Installed a new set of small-scale wastewater treatment equipment? Buried at 3 meters depth. Ask? How should welding and rust removal be carried out on water tanks, and what measures should be taken for corrosion protection to ensure quality?
The water tank should be made corrosion-resistant before it is filled in. Different corrosion inhibitors are used depending on the material. Outside, it’s basically glass cloth asphalt. There are more three-cloth and five-oil products. The effect is decent; attention should also be paid to the construction quality.
It is feasible to bury the pipeline at 3 meters depth; it is recommended to use reinforced support pipes made of glass fiber. If the water tank is supposed to be buried at a certain depth in meters, I’m not sure what that means. Generally speaking, such tanks need to be installed above ground level, by digging a pit; if the pressure conditions permit, it’s advisable to use fiberglass for their construction. In this way, there is no issue with corrosion prevention. A lot of costs were saved.