FRP vertical tank

Fiberglass vertical storage tanks are a type of new composite material storage tank made by using glass fiber as a reinforcing agent, resin as a binder, and manufactured through microcomputer-controlled machine winding. These tanks possess characteristics such as corrosion resistance, high strength, light weight, and long lifespan, with great design flexibility and excellent structural performance of the tank walls, allowing for the flexible design of tanks to meet the needs of different industries such as chemical, environmental protection, food, and pharmaceutical industries.

Fiberglass vertical storage tanks have several advantages, including:

1. Chemical corrosion resistance: Fiberglass has special corrosion-resistant properties, capable of withstanding erosion by various acids, alkalis, salts, and organic solvents, which makes it unparalleled in storing corrosive media compared to other materials.

2. Great design flexibility: By changing the resin system or reinforcing materials, the physical and chemical properties of fiberglass storage tanks and non-standard equipment can be improved to meet the needs of different media and working conditions. This design flexibility allows for the manufacture of fiberglass storage tanks and non-standard equipment with different pressure levels or certain special properties.

3. Light weight and high strength: The relative density of fiberglass is only 1/4 to 1/5 that of carbon steel, but its tensile strength is close to or even exceeds that of carbon steel, meaning it maintains high strength while significantly reducing weight.

4. Long lifespan: Due to its excellent corrosion resistance and structural stability, fiberglass vertical storage tanks have a long service life.

5. Excellent physical properties: Including a good coefficient of thermal expansion similar to steel, a thermal conductivity of only 0.5% that of steel, and excellent electrical insulation properties.

6. Wide application range: Fiberglass vertical storage tanks can be widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, textiles, printing and dyeing, power, transportation, food brewing, artificial synthesis, water supply and drainage, seawater desalination, water conservancy irrigation, and national defense projects.

7. Anti-aging performance: Fiberglass materials have good anti-aging properties, maintaining stability in harsh environments and extending the lifespan of the storage tank.

8. Impermeability, heat insulation, and electrical insulation properties: Fiberglass storage tanks also have good impermeability, heat insulation, and electrical insulation properties, making them safer and more reliable in specific applications.

Applications include but are not limited to:

1. Petroleum and chemical industry: Used for storing petroleum, natural gas, chemicals, and other liquids or gases.

2. Food and beverage industry: Used for storing, mixing, and transporting various liquids and powdered substances.

3. Textile and printing industry: Used for storing related products.

4. Power industry: May involve liquid storage in power facilities.

5. Transportation industry: Used for storing liquids or gases during transportation.

6. Food brewing industry: Used for storing during the production process of food and beverages.

7. Artificial synthesis materials industry: Used for storing containers in the production of materials such as plastics and resins.

8. Water supply and drainage, and seawater desalination industry: Used for storing various chemicals during water treatment processes.

9. Water conservancy irrigation and national defense projects: Also used in water conservancy construction and national defense projects.

10. Paper, electronics, pharmaceuticals, packaging transportation, and other fields: These fields also widely use fiberglass containers for storing chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and more.