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How can aluminum spraying be carried out on a vertical tank with a diameter of 1000 and a cylinder height of 2200, using leg-type supports?
Aluminum spraying is required for internal anti-corrosion~~~ The inside needs to be polished smoothly, following the standards
The space is a bit small, making it difficult to work. There should be a manhole with a ladder inside, divided into two sections from top to bottom. When working, proper protective equipment is essential, and pay attention to ventilation (it’s not easy for migrant workers)
What are the specific criteria? Could you provide the standard number?
What are the specific criteria? Could you provide the standard number?
What are the specific criteria? Could you provide the standard number?
I’m sorry, my computer froze; I thought the message hadn’t been sent, so I clicked several times
Well, there’s a manhole. I heard before that aluminum spraying is done on storage tanks. I think the space is a bit small too; I’m not sure if it’s possible to make it work
Therefore, it is crucial to develop a design plan in the early stages; focusing solely on reducing costs is not a viable approach at present. With such a small container, the use of carbon steel poses difficulties in terms of anti-corrosion treatment, as well as issues related to quality and safety. So why not use a better material? ? ?
That makes sense; it was the owner who suggested aluminum spraying. At first, I wondered whether aluminum spraying could actually be done, and since I wasn’t familiar with it, I thought I’d ask experts for some advice. I have now communicated with the owner; the material will be changed, and aluminum spraying will not be done