Glass Fused To Steel Tanks
Glass Fused To Steel Tanks
Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks (GFS tanks), also known as glass-lined steel tanks (GLS tanks), are an advanced storage tank solution. They are produced by firing at a high temperature of 820°C-930°C, causing the molten glass to react with the surface of the steel plate. This process fully leverages the optimal performance of both materials, forming a robust and corrosion-resistant bond. The technique seamlessly combines the strength and flexibility of steel with the excellent corrosion resistance of glass, enabling Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks to provide years of service in harsh environments. Compared to traditional fusion bonded epoxy tanks or welded steel tanks, GFS tanks have several advantages. We also offer various accessories to meet the needs of your facility, such as manholes, flanges, top cover handles, tank maintenance ladders, and platforms.
Glass-Fused-to-Steel technology is an advanced coating technology in the tank market. The molten glass coating endows the product with outstanding corrosion resistance and wear resistance, validated through decades of installations. The modular bolted connection design of GFS tanks makes them more economically efficient in on-site installation. and Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd Glass Fused to Steel tanks (GFS tanks)conform to ISO9001, NSF61, CE/EN1090, ISO28765, WRAS, FM and other international standards, and are widely used in bio-energy, municipal sewage, landfill leachate and industrial wastewater treatment, etc. Applications
Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks Specifications
Category
Specification
Coating Color
Black blue, Grey olive, Forest green, Cobalt blue, Desert tan etc.
Coating thickness
0.25-0.45mm
Acid and alkalinity proof
Standard PH: 3~11, Special PH:1~14
Adhesion
3450N/cm²
6.0 (Mohs)
Hardness
Service life
≥30 Years
Holiday test
≥30 Years
Permeability
Gas liquid impermeable
Easy to clean
Smooth, glossy, inert, anti-adhesion
Corrosion resistance
Excellent, suitable for harsh environment
Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks Advantages
Corrosion Resistance: Utilizing Glass-Fused-to-Steel technology, Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks combine the strength of steel with the corrosion resistance of glass, performing exceptionally well in harsh environments and effectively combating corrosion.
Water Impermeability: Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks exhibit outstanding water impermeability for liquids and steam, ensuring the safety and integrity of stored substances.
Impact Resistance and Wear Resistance: They provide excellent impact resistance and wear resistance, maintaining structural integrity when facing external pressure and physical wear.
Cost-Effective: Adopting a modular bolted connection design, Glass-Fused-to-Steel tanks are quicker and more cost-effective to install on-site, reducing overall project costs and equipment requirements.
Long-Lasting Color: The coating on the tank's surface maintains its color durability, resisting fading or chalking, and exhibits good resistance to graffiti, facilitating easy cleaning.
Minimal Maintenance Requirements: GFS tanks require minimal maintenance during use, reducing operating costs and enhancing long-term economic viability.
Wide Applications: Suitable for various industries, including bioenergy, municipal sewage, landfill leachate, and industrial wastewater treatment, meeting the diverse needs of different sectors.
Potable Water Storage: municipal water supply systems, rural and urban water storage, emergency and backup water storage.
Wastewater Storage and Treatment: municipal sewage treatment plants, industrial effluent storage and treatment
Biogas and Anaerobic Digestion: anaerobic digesters for biogas production
biomass energy plants, Organic waste management systems
Biogas and Anaerobic Digestion: anaerobic digesters for biogas production
biomass energy plants, Organic waste management systems
Fire Water Storage: industrial fire protection systems, fire water storage for airports and commercial complexes, emergency fire water reservoirs
Agricultural Applications: irrigation water storage, fertilizer and slurry storage, rainwater harvesting systems
Dry Bulk Storage: grain, corn, and feed storage, cement and lime storage, tobacco and clove storage
Successful Projects
Finished
in 2024
Finished
in 2024
Costa Rica Drinking Water Project
China SINOPEC Waste-water Treatment
Malaysia POME Biogas Project
Granary Project in S.Michele A/A, Italy
Saudi Arabia Treated Sewage Water Project
Namibia Fresh Water Storage Project
Finished
in 2024