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5 Things to Know Before Buying glass fused bolted steel tanks

Author: Shirley

Jan. 13, 2025

5 Things to Know Before Buying Glass Fused Bolted Steel Tanks

Glass Fused to Steel Tanks are widely recognized as the most common tank specification for CSTR biogas digester reactor tanks. In this article, we will discuss five important aspects to consider before making a purchase.

1. Understanding the Benefits

Glass fused to steel technology represents the pinnacle of coating solutions in the storage tank industry. These tanks are extensively utilized in various sectors, including bio-energy (especially CSTR biogas plants), municipal sewage, landfill leachate, and industrial wastewater treatment.

Why Choose Glass Fused to Steel?

This technology merges the strength of steel with the corrosion resistance of glass, making it highly suitable for various applications. Glass fused bolted steel tanks provide long-term performance with minimal maintenance and are ideal for storing potable water, wastewater, industrial chemicals, bio-digesters, sludge, and dry bulk materials.

2. Evaluating the Drawbacks

While these tanks are beneficial, they also come with a few disadvantages that need consideration:

  • Sealing at the joint where the tank is bolted to the concrete base is crucial to prevent leaks.
  • Physical impact from machinery can chip the glass coating.
  • If buried, steel tanks might struggle with soil loads compared to reinforced concrete tanks.
  • Ensure that the tank has edge corrosion protection, as untreated panel edges may pose long-term risks.

3. Assessing Initial Costs

One of the primary considerations is the initial cost. Glass-lined tanks typically cost more than epoxy-coated options. Although the upfront expense might be a concern, analyzing the total cost of ownership over the tank's lifespan can reveal significant savings through reduced maintenance and increased durability.

4. Prioritizing Quality and Standards

When purchasing glass fused to steel tanks, ensure that the manufacturer complies with stringent quality standards, such as ISO certification. This adherence guarantees defect-free performance and superior manufacturing processes.

Well-constructed porcelain-enameled tanks require no recoating and provide a lasting solution.

5. Choosing the Right Supplier

Opt for manufacturers who hold ISO certification and offer comprehensive services from foundation installation to sidewall erection and roof construction. This ensures not only high-quality tanks but also a reliable service experience.

For further information on glass fused bolted steel tanks, feel free to reach out to us. Additionally, if you're interested in Fire Protection Water Storage Tanks, we can assist with that too.

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