Horizontal FRP tank

Horizontal FRP tanks consist of an anti-corrosion and anti-seepage inner lining layer, a reinforcement structure layer, and an outer anti-aging layer. This ensures both good resistance to medium corrosion and sufficient physical and mechanical properties to meet the requirements of containment.

Horizontal fiberglass storage tanks offer great flexibility in design and excellent structural performance. Fiberglass-reinforced plastic can adjust the physical and chemical properties of fiberglass storage tanks by changing the resin system or reinforcement materials to meet the needs of different media and working conditions. The tank's load-bearing capacity can be adjusted by designing the thickness of the structural layer, winding angle, and wall thickness structure to accommodate different pressure levels, volumes, and the need for fiberglass storage tanks with certain special properties, which cannot be compared with isotropic metallic materials.

The advantages of horizontal fiberglass storage tanks include corrosion resistance, leak prevention, and good weather resistance. Fiberglass has special corrosion resistance, demonstrating superior performance compared to other materials when storing corrosive media. It can withstand various acids, alkalis, salts, and organic solvents. It also has excellent mechanical and physical properties. The fiberglass winding forming process reduces the presence of fiber micro-cracks, achieving uniform strength. This forming method can result in fiber content as high as 80%, with higher tensile strength than steel, cast iron, and plastic. It has a long service life and low maintenance costs.