Vertical FRP Tanks

Vertical FRP tanks are a new type of composite material tanks manufactured by microcomputer-controlled machine winding, with glass fibers as the reinforcing agent and resin as the binder.

They are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemical engineering, textile, printing and dyeing, electricity, transportation, food brewing, synthetic materials, water supply and drainage, seawater desalination, water conservancy irrigation, and national defense projects.

The design and manufacture of vertical FRP tanks allow them to meet the needs of storage, transfer and production of different media, including organic and inorganic solvents and media with chemical and electrochemical corrosiveness.

In terms of installation, vertical FRP tanks need to ensure that the installation site complies with relevant safety requirements and regulations, and is far away from flammable and explosive substances and other places that may cause safety hazards.

During the installation process, the supports all adopt saddle supports with 2α=180°, which must be consistent with the outer wall of the FRP tank to ensure the accuracy and stability of the installation.

The internal structure of vertical FRP tanks usually includes three layers: the inner lining layer, the strength layer and the outer surface layer. This structural design not only ensures good resistance to medium corrosion, but also has sufficient physical and mechanical properties to meet the filling requirements.

In addition, vertical FRP tanks also have excellent physical properties, such as high specific strength and low heat conduction coefficient, and are a good thermal and electrical insulation experience.

Vertical FRP tanks, with their unique performance and wide application fields, have become an indispensable part of modern industry. Their characteristics of flexible design and strong manufacturability enable them to be customized according to different needs and conditions.