Center Enamel

Porcelain enamel fire  water tank, Design Comply With NFPA-22 Product Introduction Porcelain enamel fire water tanks are also named as a glass-fused-to-steel tank or bolted steel tank, which combines the strength and flexibility of the steel with the corrosion resistance of the glass. After firing at 820°C-930°C high temperature, the molten glass reacts with the steel plate surface to form an inert and inorganic bond, which combines the strength and flexibility of steel and outstanding corrosion resistance of glass, so Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks can provide many advantages over standard epoxy or weld painted storage tanks. Center Enamel's porcelain enamel fire water tanks engineering design meet or exceed AWWA D103-09 and EN/ISO28765:2011, and our fire water tank engineers make tank engineering calculation on each specific tank structure according to project local environmental conditions, such as snow load, wind speed, seismic zone, etc., to make sure the tank s...

The biogas storage tank is also called biogas holder and is a kind of Anaerobic digestion tanks that are often cone-shaped and supported at the center with a single pole. Commercial biogas reactor tanks are usually made from one of the following materials : ·  Mild steel ·  Concrete – Reinforced concrete and pre-cast (either pre-stressed or post - stressed) ·  Stainless steel. ·  LIPP ·  Glass fused to steel: also called enamel coating steel, glass-lined steel. Among the above materials, the glass fused to steel is the perfect material for the biogas holder tank as comparison results as below Item Concrete Tank Carbon steel tank Enamel tank ( Glass fused to Steel tanks ) LIPP tank Beautiful degree Low Low High High Temperature adaption A stress Adapt to low temperature Adapt to low temperature Adapt to low temperature Shape Any shape Round shape Round shape Round shape Ground Or underground ...