What are the methods to prevent temperature increases due to sunlight exposure in Class A storage tanks?
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What are the methods to prevent temperature increases due to sunlight exposure in Class A storage tanks? Can things like canopies, water spraying, and various coatings be used to prevent the temperature from rising? Are there any other measures? Thank you!
There are thermal insulation coatings, reflective coatings, and so on; check them out
Sir, I don’t know where to look for it; please advise!
There is one called Liangliang Paint; you can look it up
The most effective method is to add a condensing coil inside the tank and use circulating water for cooling! Add a small condenser at the bottom of the tank roof vent valve, and then empty it through the vent valve! ! ! ! ! ! !
Depending on the medium used, it’s possible to create double-walled tanks, fill the gap between the walls with pearlescent sand, or bury the tank underground; however, these options require a higher initial investment
Our factory adds spray water. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Apply thermal insulation coating and reflective coating.
Insulating paint: Cool Gel. It is applied to liquefied hydrocarbon spheres and pipelines; according to the owners, it provides good insulation during summer operation. Its price is likely to be high, and many of Sinopec’s branch companies use this cooling gel for the liquefied hydrocarbon spheres in their storage areas.
Anti-radiation coatings, spray cooling. I heard that the coatings produced by Jingneng Hengji are of good quality and resistant to aging. Turpan also has performance.
The best solution is still to install a sprinkler system.