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Tank Cleaning
For many of our clients, tank cleaning often
involves the removal of all existing material contained in a
plant's tank followed by the chemical washing of the tank's
interior.
During tank cleaning operations, Frac Tanks may serve
to store any unusable product, such as hydrocarbon sludge, that is
removed from the plant's tank. When the sludge must be agitated to
prevent solid buildups, Mix Tanks provide four internal, high power
mixers with multiple impellers. Metal Lid Boxes may be used to store the
hydrocarbon material removed from the tank that will be recovered
and reprocessed. This material emits highly flammable vapors, which
Metal Lid Boxes restrict from exposure to the atmosphere.
After these materials are stored, Vacuum Boxes can be
used to remove the remaining solids from the bottom of the tank.
When it is necessary to introduce a liquid in order to remove the
solids from a tank, Tidal Tank's Dewatering Boxes may then be used to
separate the solids back from the liquid so that less waste
material needs to be transported to a waste facility. All tanks can
be used in combination with Spill Containment Berms,
which ensure against any spills contaminating the environment
during the tank cleaning process.
Once the tank's contents are removed, Mix Tanks and Poly Tanks are used
in order to mix solutions for chemically cleaning the interior
surfaces of the plant's tank. Frac Tanks, Dewatering Boxes, and Vacuum Boxes may
again function at this stage in the process in order to store spent
cleaning solution after it has been contaminated during such
cleanings.
* Please Contact one or our knowledgeable sales representatives for any questions, ordering arrangements, further information or for details that relate to your specific needs and requirements. Thank you.
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