What specific criteria should be used to assess the structural integrity of a fiberglass tank?

To assess the structural integrity of a fiberglass tank, the following criteria should be used: visual inspection for cracks and other signs of damage; measurements of wall thickness; pressure testing; and, if necessary, x-ray or ultrasound testing to detect any internal damage. Additionally, the tank should be checked for corrosion and any signs of chemical attack. Finally, the tank should be checked for any signs of structural fatigue, such as stress fractures or weakened areas.

Are there any additional tests that should be conducted to confirm the quality of the material used in the tank?

Yes, there are additional tests that should be conducted to confirm the quality of the material used in the tank. These tests may include a visual inspection of the material, a hardness test, a tensile strength test, a chemical analysis, and a corrosion test. Depending on the material, other tests such as a stress corrosion cracking test, a permeability test, and a stress rupture test may also be conducted. It is important to ensure that the material is of the highest quality to ensure the safety and longevity of the tank.

Is the company's maintenance schedule for fiberglass tanks adequate to ensure the tank remains in good condition?

Yes, the company's maintenance schedule for fiberglass tanks is adequate to ensure the tank remains in good condition. The schedule includes regular inspections, cleaning, and repairs to keep the tank in top condition. It also includes preventive maintenance, such as checking for signs of wear and tear, to ensure the tank is functioning properly. Additionally, the schedule includes regular testing to ensure the tank is not leaking and is safe to use. All of these steps are necessary to ensure the tank remains in good condition and is safe to use.

How do you fix a whole in a Fiberglass Tank?

We use a fiberglass repair kit to patch the hole, which includes a resin and a hardener. First, we prepare the surface of the tank by sanding, cleaning, and drying the area around the hole. Then, we mix the resin and hardener according to the instructions and apply it to the hole, smoothing it out with a putty knife. After the resin has dried, we sand the area to make it even with the surface of the tank. Our experienced technicians are experts in fiberglass tank repair and can guarantee a strong, durable fix for any size hole.

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Fiberglass Tank Inspection Process

We will provide the same industrial-level inspections to you and your company as we provide for Pixelle Speciality Solutions, Kuehne Chemical, and hundreds more. We will inspect the following:

Tank Foundation
Tank Nozzles
Tank Floor
Tank Roof
Tank Anchoring Points
Tank Manway(s)
Tank Exterior (cracks, insulation failure, paint failure, etc.)
Tank Interior (air bubbles, blisters, chips, cracks, crazing, deformations, delamination, dry spots, etc.)

We will also provide pictures, recommendations, and a results summary.

Fiberglass Tank Maintenance Considerations

Regular inspection and maintenance are key when it comes to extending the life span of a fiberglass tank. It’s important to keep track of all repairs and replacements made to ensure that everything is up-to-date and functioning properly. Additionally, it's recommended that you perform regular cleaning in order to maintain optimal performance. And finally, always make sure that your staff follows proper safety procedures when working around a fiberglass tank in order to prevent any accidents or injuries from occurring.

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What if I need to repair my tank?

If repair work is discovered, we can provide a no-obligation free quote for repairs and work with your maintenance team to make necessary repairs that work within your budget and scheduling needs.

We hope our inspection will help you keep your facility running, provide predictive maintenance needs, and maintain what matters to your company or organization.

How does this benefit me?

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With over 34 years of experience inspecting and repairing Fiberglass Tanks, you'll make managing maintenance easy. We offer a One (1) Year warranty on all our workmanship and furnish equipment necessary to perform any work.

What will I need to do for my FRP tank inspection?

For your FRP Tank inspection, we recommend draining, flushing, and cleaning your FRP tank for the interior inspection. We also ask that you provide us with any important data you may have on your tank prior to your scheduled date.

1. FRP Tank size
2. Name of Contents stored inside the tank
3. Manufacturing Information
4. Date of the last inspection
5. Any previous inspection reports you have on file

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Why does a checklist matter?

DATA TRACKING - Recording the correct information is critical when performing a Fiberglass Tank Repair or an FRP Tank Reline.
TIME & MATERIAL COSTS - The tank size will determine the time and material costs (i.e., T&M), additional project requirements (e.g. scaffolding), resin choice, and ensure the entirety of the tank is adequately inspected and maintained.

Let's say, for example, the incorrect size of a stationary fiberglass tank was recorded, e.g., the estimated size was 10 ft in diameter when the actual size is 14 ft in diameter. The Tank size determines the scaffolding necessary to complete the project. If the scaffolding size is too small, the scaffolding will have to be broken down and moved to each side of the tank, costing thousands of dollars for additional manpower and downtime. When it comes to Fiberglass Tank Repair correct information is critical!

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