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Precautions for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Hydrochloric Acid Tanks


Release time:

2024/09/30

The fiberglass hydrochloric acid storage tank is a special tank for holding hydrochloric acid, which can be made of plastic or fiberglass. The plastic hydrochloric acid storage tanks are usually sold in small barrels, while the fiberglass tanks are generally designed for long-term storage. Below are some precautions for installing hydrochloric acid tanks.

Precautions for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Hydrochloric Acid Tanks

The fiberglass hydrochloric acid storage tank is a special tank for holding hydrochloric acid, which can be made of plastic or fiberglass. The plastic hydrochloric acid storage tanks are usually sold in small barrels, while the fiberglass tanks are generally designed for long-term storage. Below are some precautions for installing hydrochloric acid tanks.

1. The fiberglass hydrochloric acid tank should be placed on a base made of cement bricks. The height of the base is generally half the height of the tank. The base is usually constructed using on-site stacking methods.

2. When the inlet of the fiberglass hydrochloric acid tank is high above the bottom of the tank, the inlet should be bent towards the tank wall to allow the incoming liquid to flow down along the wall, reducing the impact on the bottom. If the liquid level in the hydrochloric acid storage tank cannot be controlled, an overflow port should be installed on the tank to prevent liquid overflow, which could cause unnecessary harm.

3. When the inlet of the fiberglass hydrochloric acid tank is high above the bottom of the tank, the inlet should be bent towards the tank wall to allow the incoming liquid to flow down along the wall, reducing the impact on the bottom. If the liquid level in the hydrochloric acid storage tank cannot be controlled, an overflow port should be installed on the tank to prevent liquid overflow, which could cause unnecessary harm. When the inflow and outflow of the hydrochloric acid storage tank are large, appropriate exhaust holes should be installed. When changing the liquid being stored, it is important to understand whether the anti-corrosion tank is suitable for the liquid being stored.

4Due to the fact that some hydrochloric acid tanks have all-plastic flanges that are softer than steel plates, care should be taken to reinforce them when connecting to other flanges. The flanges supplied by our company are generally tightened at the factory, but may become loose during transportation and handling. Users should check the sealing performance of the anti-corrosion tank before use, and can add liquid to observe for leaks. It is best to test for leaks with water when storing chemical liquids in the hydrochloric acid tank to prevent losses.