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Fire Water Storage Tank Linings Repair and Inspection

In the dynamic landscape of San Francisco’s towering high-rises, safety is paramount. Among the many safety measures implemented, fire protection stands as a critical priority. Fire water storage tanks play a pivotal role in safeguarding these structures and their occupants in the event of a fire emergency. However, ensuring the functionality of these tanks requires diligent inspection, maintenance, and timely repairs, particularly concerning their tank linings repair. Here, we delve into why such measures are indispensable for the safety of high-rise buildings in San Francisco. Read more »

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Tank Liner Repair and Maintenance Lasts and Lasts with FRP Tank Linings

In commercial and industrial applications, storage tanks play a crucial role in safely storing various liquids and chemicals. However, over time, these tanks can be subjected to corrosive environments, leading to damage and deterioration of the tank linings and requiring tank liner repair. Fiberglass tank linings and Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) emerge as vital solutions to combat this issue, providing durability and longevity to storage tank systems. Read more »

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Tank Linings Repair Using Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP)

In industries where storage of chemicals and water is crucial, ensuring the safety and longevity of storage tanks is paramount. Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) linings have emerged as a game-changer, offering unparalleled advantages over traditional materials like steel or concrete. Let’s delve into why considering FRP tank linings repair for your chemical and water storage tanks is a wise decision. Read more »

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Fire Water Tank Inspection is the First Step To Fixing a Leaking Tank

Fire water tanks are designed to last for years, but that doesn’t mean they’re indestructible. Corrosion and deterioration occur from several factors. Our experts recommend a regular fire water tank inspection to watch for leaks and to take care of them quickly so the leak doesn’t get worse, creating a bigger problem. Here are some tips from PICON, a company with over 35 years in the industry. Read more »

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Fire Water Tank Inspection is an Essential Tool to Protect Assets

Fire water tank inspection is a crucial part of maintaining any fire sprinkler system. The hundreds or thousands of gallons of water necessary for fire sprinkler systems have to be stored safely and be available at a moment’s notice. If you’re a manager of a large facility that requires an equally large fire suppression system, you need to know how to inspect your water tanks and when repairs and maintenance are needed. Read more »

FRP Tank Repairs

Even though fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) tanks are durable for up to 40 years, they are still vulnerable to damage from various factors. Thorough inspections of FRP tank liners are required every five years, although a quick visual inspection at least twice a year is recommended. You won’t need tank liner repairs or replacements that frequently, but regular inspections can let you know when your tank liners are failing. Read more »

San Francisco Tank Inspection Photos and Guidance

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Tank Inspector:

Chevan Goonetilleke, MS

  • NACE Certified Coating Inspector-Level 3, Cert No.38388
  • FiberglassTank & Pipe Institute, RP-2007 Inspector, Cert No.00089

Tank Inspection Equipment:

  • Underwater Drone (ROV), Video,Camera
  • Model#: Deep Trekker DTG3, Manufactured in 2022

Tank Inspection Date: July 22,2022 Read more »

When To Use FRP Wraps and Linings

Owners of plastic water tanks will notice that the both tank and ducts experience corrosion and physical wear and tear over the years. This creates a situation where the owner has to schedule replacements and hope that the system doesn’t leak in between. And depending on what tools you have available to you the repair may cost more than the replacement parts themselves. Read more »