What are the methods for dealing with water leakage in the bottom plate of a 10W square low-pressure spiral gas holder?

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Our facility currently has a 10,000 cubic meter low-pressure spiral gas holder that has been in use for 8 years. Recently, we noticed leakage from the DN20 galvanized overflow outlet at the junction between the bottom plate of the tank and its foundation; the amount of water leaking is roughly 2 cubic meters per day. When the gas holder rises by 28 meters and remains stable for 1–2 hours, the water leakage decreases or even stops altogether. I believe the problem lies in a leak in the bottom plate – is this correct? The gas holder cannot be stopped now; is there any good way to deal with this?

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What are the methods for dealing with water leakage in the bottom plate of a 10W square low-pressure spiral gas holder?

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