External anti-corrosion for methanol tank
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In summer, a spraying system is used in methanol tanks to lower the temperature of the methanol. However, the effect of spraying water is that the anti-corrosion coating on the outer surface of the tanks peels off, resulting in ineffective anti-corrosion protection over large areas. Colleagues, considering the flammable and explosive nature of methanol, what precautions should be taken regarding anti-corrosion measures? Additionally, since spraying is carried out every year in summer, what method yields the best results?
Change the quality of the spray water; recycle the spray water; increase the thickness of the initial anti-corrosion layer to 4–6 layers; apply high-performance waterproof and UV-resistant paint on the surface
Use methanol for initial anti-corrosion in the memory; pay attention to safety precautions. It is necessary to ensure that the methanol inside is completely cleaned up and replaced with suitable material.