Mobile Oil Tank Moving Guide
Essential procedures for stable and safe transportation of mobile oil tanks
Strengthen Tank Foundation Protection
- Thoroughly check the tank's sealing performance before moving
- Focus on key components such as valves and interfaces to ensure no potential leaks
- Tighten all connections and fixing devices to prevent loosening or detachment
- Clean the tank surface and surrounding area of debris, remove any extra loads
- Ensure the tank structure remains intact and undamaged
Optimize Support Stress Distribution
- Select support equipment suitable for the tank's specifications
- Ensure the support surface fully contacts the tank for even weight distribution
- Prevent excessive localized stress that could cause tilting
- Support points should avoid weak areas of the tank
- Maintain symmetry of support structure to keep tank level throughout movement
Plan a Smooth Moving Path
- Survey the moving route in advance, prioritizing flat, firm surfaces
- Avoid potholes, bumps, and steep slopes
- Clear obstacles from the path to prevent collisions or bumps to the tank
- Maintain a straight and continuous route, minimizing turning frequency
- If direction adjustments are necessary, proceed slowly and smoothly
Standardize Operating Procedures
- Strictly control travel speed, maintaining a constant and stable pace
- Avoid sudden acceleration, braking, or violent operations
- Assign a dedicated person to monitor and direct the entire process
- Coordinate all operational steps to ensure synchronized actions
- Observe tank condition in real time and stop immediately if abnormalities occur