CPR – Prepares and coats the internals failed areas of a Fuel Storage Tank.
CPR – Fuel/Gas Storage Tank Coated
CUSTOMER: A petrochemical company in Ontario
PROBLEM: Previous coating was removed to check welds for cracks on the outermost five feet inside the tank as well as 1 foot up the walls
SUBSTRATE: Carbon Steel
APPLICATION METHOD: Materials were applied by brush and squeegee. Dehumidification Equipment and a Genset was required to power the units.
CPR: Blasted and applied a chemical resistant Epoxy / Polymer to the prepared surface areas to resist and future failures of the coated surface.
Note: Typical fiberglas coatings will fail in just a few years due to the wicking of any exposed fiberglass through the top coats. Typical chemical resistant epoxy / polymers are a better choice every time, which is why they are used to repair deficiencies with the fiberglass.
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Storage Tank measuring 42 feet X 40 feet high
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60 KW Gen Set in back ground and dehumidification equipment in foreground
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Blaster finished blasting substrate
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Application of first coat of beige to be followed by black and then pinhole tested once cured.