Stainless Steel Containers/Tanks

Stainless Steel Containers/Tanks

Introduction

Tanks are equipment used for storing various liquids or gases. They are applied in industrial, agricultural, commercial, and residential fields for storing petroleum products, chemicals, liquefied gases, water, food, and other liquid or gaseous substances. Typically made of corrosion-resistant materials such as steel, fiberglass (FRP), concrete, or plastic. They come in different shapes and sizes, which can be cylindrical, conical, spherical, or other forms, depending on the characteristics of the stored substances and the capacity requirements.

Operating Principle

       The principle of operation for storage tanks is essentially based on the characteristics of liquids or gases and the physical principles in their design and operation.

       1. Storage of Liquids: Liquids are introduced into the tank interior via pipelines or other means, filling the tank's volume capacity.

       2. Level Control: Tanks are typically equipped with level sensors to monitor the liquid level height. When the level reaches the preset value, the feed valve closes, halting the liquid injection.

       3. Pressure Balance: Liquids within the storage tank generate a certain amount of pressure. To ensure the safe operation of the tank, pressure sensors and safety valves are typically installed to control and regulate the internal pressure of the tank.

       4. Liquid Extraction: When it's necessary to use stored liquid, it can be extracted from the tank via pipelines or pumps. Typically, the tank's bottom is equipped with outlets and valves to control the flow of the liquid.

Product Features

       Our storage tank products feature large capacity, a variety of material options, corrosion resistance, safety design, reliability, durability, and environmental performance. They can be selected to meet different application requirements with suitable tank types and specifications.

Application Scope

       Petroleum and petrochemical industry; chemical industry; water treatment and environmental protection industry; power generation and energy industry; metallurgy and mining industry. It can also be applied in construction, agriculture, aerospace, and other fields to meet the storage needs of liquids or gases in various industries.