Advantages of Double-Wall Fuel Tanks

Utilizing a double-walled structure, the inner layer stores fuel, while the outer layer forms a protective barrier, with a gap between the two layers.

Equipped with a dedicated leak monitoring system, it can monitor the tank's status in real-time, 24/7. In case of leakage, it can issue an alarm promptly, eliminating the risk of fuel spills at the source and significantly reducing safety hazards caused by leaks.

This design provides double safety assurance for fuel storage, ensuring maximum protection against environmental contamination and safety incidents.

Although the initial investment is slightly higher, the overall life-cycle cost advantage is significant. Its service life far exceeds that of traditional single-walled fuel tanks, allowing for stable use for decades.

Maintenance frequency is greatly reduced, resulting in significant savings on annual maintenance costs. No additional containment facilities are required, saving on replacement and cleaning costs, while avoiding economic losses due to leaks.

The investment payback period is short, offering outstanding long-term cost-effectiveness and excellent return on investment.

The inner layer uses high-strength steel to enhance structural strength, while the outer anti-corrosion material enhances its resistance to pressure, shock, and corrosion, making it adaptable to various complex working conditions and environments.

The integrated structural design simplifies the installation process, shortens the construction period, and eliminates the need for complex protective frames, making it suitable for various scenarios such as gas stations and chemical plants.

The built-in protective space protects pumps, instruments, and other components, reducing external environmental damage and extending the overall lifespan of the equipment.