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First, carefully inspect the appearance of the waste oil tank to ensure it is free of cracks, deformation, or damage, and that there are no signs of leakage at the welds. Ensure the tank is structurally sound....

Common metal materials include carbon steel and stainless steel. These materials offer excellent structural strength, capable of withstanding the weight and pressure of waste oil storage....

The main body of a petrol fuel tank is the sealed fuel storage chamber....

First, safely drain any remaining fuel from the tank and store it in a sealed, safety-compliant container to prevent the risk of fuel leakage during operation....

Store equipment equipped with a petroleum fuel tank in a cool, well-ventilated area, avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to minimize heat absorption by the tank and the resulting increase in internal fuel temperature....

First, conduct a preliminary assessment based on abnormal operating conditions. For example, if fuel overflows easily during refueling, a noticeable negative pressure sound in the tank, or irregular vibrations during operation, these are common signs of a clogged vent....

Regularly inspect the exterior of the petroleum fuel tank. If any surface coating peeling, scratches, or minor corrosion is found, promptly repair with an appropriate anti-rust or anti-corrosion paint to protect the exposed metal from continued environmental corrosion....

First, safely drain the remaining gasoline from the tank. Use a dedicated pump to avoid spills and potential safety risks...

Operators must wear anti-static work clothes, non-slip gloves, and goggles to prevent static electricity buildup and diesel splashes....

Prioritize high-quality materials that are corrosion-resistant and impact-resistant to ensure they can withstand long-term immersion in diesel and withstand environmental corrosion, preventing leaks caused by material aging or corrosion....