Storage Tank Product Description

Storage tanks are sealed container equipment used for long-term or temporary storage of liquids, gases, slurries, and some solid materials in industrial and civilian fields. They often serve as storage, buffering, and blending units in the production chain. Their design and manufacture must comply with national/industry standards for pressure vessels/atmospheric pressure storage tanks (such as GB 50341, API 650, GB 150). They are characterized by high strength, good sealing, resistance to medium corrosion, and stable operation, and are widely used in industries such as petrochemicals, food and pharmaceuticals, environmental water treatment, energy, and agriculture.

Production Technology

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Applicable Scenarios

The petrochemical industry stores crude oil, gasoline, diesel, heavy oil, lubricating oil, various solvents, chemical raw materials, intermediates, and finished products, serving as core equipment in oil depots, refineries, and chemical parks.
In the energy and gas industry, spherical tanks and cryogenic tanks are commonly used for storing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), liquid ammonia, LNG cryogenic liquids, and compressed gases.
The food and beverage industry stores edible oil, syrup, juice, milk, alcohol, purified water, additives, etc., mostly using stainless steel sanitary-grade storage tanks.
In the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries, the storage of purified water, pharmaceuticals, intermediates, and sterile raw materials requires materials that are clean, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean.
Environmentally friendly water treatment involves storing tap water, reclaimed water, sewage, flocculants, acid-base chemicals, and disinfectant solutions, which are commonly used in wastewater treatment plants and pump stations.
The storage of various resins, solvents, and pastes for coatings, inks, and adhesives requires anti-corrosion, sealing, and explosion-proof measures.
Agriculture and aquaculture involve storing irrigation water, fertilizer solutions, feed additives, and pesticide dilutions.
Buildings and municipal fire water pools, water supply storage tanks, insulated hot water tanks, asphalt storage tanks, etc.
Logistics warehousing and trade: transit warehouses for traders, storage tanks at docks, and centralized material storage in logistics parks