What are the common types and corresponding specifications of corrosion-resistant storage tanks?

        When it comes to corrosion-resistant storage tanks, I believe everyone is quite familiar with them. Even if one starts off unfamiliar and uninformed, through reading relevant articles on websites and learning from the content explained in these articles, it is possible to gradually understand such tanks well enough to meet expected goals and requirements. Therefore, this work will continue in the coming time, ensuring everyone gains something valuable.

        There are various types of corrosion-resistant tanks, such as PE tanks, which are made of polyethylene material. These tanks can generally operate at temperatures up to 60 or 70 degrees Celsius. Additionally, their lower temperature limit can reach around -70°C.

        PE storage tanks are widely used in various applications and offer several advantages, such as seamless surfaces, no leakage issues, anti-aging and impact resistance, corrosion resistance, and long service life. Therefore, to some extent, PE storage tanks can compensate for the shortcomings of all-plastic rotomolded tanks.

        In addition, the steel-lined plastic vertical storage tank in corrosion-resistant storage tanks is also a commonly used type. Its main advantages include a small footprint, simple and convenient installation, and an overall performance improvement compared to other tanks, which other types cannot achieve. Therefore, this type of tank is also excellent.

        Regarding the specifications of corrosion-resistant storage tanks, they vary according to different types and have corresponding standards. Therefore, specifically speaking, they are as follows:

        Polyethylene all-plastic storage tanks come in vertical and horizontal types, with vertical tanks further categorized into flat-bottom and conical-bottom designs. The standard capacity ranges from 1 to 50 cubic meters.

        Steel-lined vertical tanks, steel-plastic composite vertical tanks, and turtle shell-lined tanks: These three types of tanks have similar specifications. Their specific numerical range is 1 to 150 cubic meters. As for how to determine the exact specifications, it depends on the actual conditions.