Industrial Tanks By Avon Engineering

Tanks are containers used for storing various substances, including liquids, gases, and granular materials.

Main Body : The main body of a tank is its primary structure, typically made of metal (such as steel or aluminum), concrete, plastic, or fiberglass. The body is designed to hold the substance being stored and withstand the internal pressure or weight of the stored material.
Capacity : Tanks come in various sizes and capacities, ranging from small containers used in laboratories to large storage tanks used in industrial facilities or for municipal purposes. The capacity of a tank is usually measured in gallons or liters.
Inlet and Outlet Ports : Tanks have inlet and outlet ports for filling and emptying the contents. These ports are equipped with valves, fittings, and connectors to allow for the safe transfer of materials into and out of the tank.
Lids or Covers : Many tanks are equipped with lids or covers to seal the contents and protect them from contamination, evaporation, or spills. These lids may be removable or hinged for easy access to the tank's interior.
Support Structure : Larger tanks may require a support structure, such as a frame or stand, to elevate them off the ground and provide stability. The support structure may be made of steel, concrete, or other materials capable of bearing the weight of the tank and its contents.
Internal Lining or Coating : Some tanks are lined or coated internally with materials such as epoxy, polyethylene, or glass to protect the tank from corrosion, chemical attack, or contamination. This lining helps extend the tank's lifespan and ensures the integrity of the stored material.
Pressure Relief Devices : Tanks that store pressurized substances, such as gases or liquids under pressure, are equipped with pressure relief devices to prevent over-pressurization and ensure safe operation. These devices may include relief valves, rupture discs, or pressure regulators.
Level Indicators : Tanks may be equipped with level indicators or gauges to monitor the amount of material stored inside. These indicators can be mechanical, electronic, or visual and help operators manage inventory and prevent overfilling or emptying of the tank.
Insulation : In some applications, tanks may be insulated to maintain the temperature of the stored material or prevent freezing. Insulation materials may include foam, fiberglass, or jacketing with a thermal barrier.
Tanks are used in a wide range of industries and applications, including chemical processing, petroleum storage, water treatment, agriculture, food and beverage production, and wastewater management. They are essential for storing and transporting substances safely and efficiently.

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