Center Enamel Provides Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks for Coca-Cola Plant Wastewater Treatment Project in Malaysia
Created on 2024.04.01
Center Enamel Provides Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks for Coca-Cola Plant Wastewater Treatment Project in Malaysia
Center Enamel is proud to announce our successful collaboration with the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Seremban, near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This project highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality, durable, and efficient storage solutions tailored to the rigorous wastewater treatment needs of the global beverage industry.
Project Overview and Specifications
In 2016, Center Enamel provided two state-of-the-art Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) tanks for the Coca-Cola Plant Wastewater Treatment Project in Bandar Enstek, Seremban. This initiative involved the installation of an adjusting tank equipped with an aluminum alloy deck roof and an Expanded Granular Sludge Bed (EGSB) tank featuring a specialized enamel roof. To guarantee seamless execution, precision engineering, and adherence to safety protocols, Center Enamel also supplied two expert installation consultants to assist the local team on-site.
Project Parameter | Specification Details |
Project Location | Bandar Enstek, Seremban, Malaysia |
Application | Beverage Plant Industrial Wastewater Treatment |
Tank Technology | Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) Bolted Tanks |
Tank Quantity | 2 Sets of High-Performance GFS Tanks |
EGSB Tank Specifications | 7.64m x 17.4m (Equipped with Enamel Roof) |
Adjusting Tank Specifications | 9.17m x 16.8m (Equipped with Aluminum Deck Roof) |
Tank Color | Forest Green |
Coating Standard | 2 Enameling layers, 2 Firing cycles |
Quality Control (Holiday Test) | 1500V High-Voltage Continuity Test |
Installation Completion | October 2016 |
Engineering Excellence: Why GFS for Beverage Wastewater Treatment?
Wastewater generated from beverage production facilities like Coca-Cola contains organic loads, cleaning agents, and varying pH streams that demand superior corrosion resistance and structural dependability. Center Enamel's GFS technology meets these challenges through rigorous engineering advantages:
● Inorganic Molecular Bond: By fusing specialized glass enamel onto high-strength structural steel at extreme temperatures (820^\circC to 930^\circC), an inseparable bond is created. This provides absolute resistance to chemical degradation and corrosion.
● Rigorous Quality Assurance (1500V Holiday Test): Every panel undergoes strict quality inspections, including a 1500V holiday test to detect and eliminate any micro-discontinuities in the glass coating, ensuring absolute integrity against leaks.
● Optimized EGSB and Adjusting Systems: The combination of an EGSB anaerobic reactor tank for high-rate biological degradation and an adjusting tank for equalization ensures balanced flow and efficient organic pollutant removal prior to final discharge.
● Expert Technical Support: Supplying dedicated installation consultants ensured that the bolting, sealing, and roof placement adhered precisely to global engineering standards, securing long-term operational success.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Where is the Coca-Cola wastewater treatment project located?
A: The project is situated at the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Bandar Enstek, Seremban, near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Q: What types of tanks were supplied for the Coca-Cola plant in Malaysia?
A: Center Enamel provided two sets of Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) tanks: an Expanded Granular Sludge Bed (EGSB) tank (7.64m x 17.4m) with an enamel roof, and an adjusting tank (9.17m x 16.8m) with an aluminum deck roof.
Q: What quality control measures are applied to Center Enamel's GFS industrial tanks?
A: The tanks feature a rigorous 2 enameling and 2 firing coating specification and undergo a stringent 1500V holiday test to verify that the glass-lined coating is completely free of flaws or pinholes.
Q: When was the installation of the Coca-Cola wastewater treatment tanks completed?
A: The installation of both GFS tanks was successfully completed and finalized in October 2016 with the on-site guidance of Center Enamel's technical consultants.
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