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FRP tanks water treatment tank
Discover robust and corrosion-resistant solutions for your water treatment needs with Stark Water’s FRP tanks. These durable FRP tanks are essential water treatment tanks, ideal for holding various filter media and resins, ensuring reliable and efficient purification across diverse residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
Description du produit
At the core of many effective water purification and conditioning systems lies a fundamental component: the treatment tank. The integrity, durability, and material compatibility of this tank are crucial for consistent performance and longevity. Stark Water’s FRP tanks are meticulously engineered to serve as highly reliable water treatment tanks, offering an exceptional blend of strength, corrosion resistance, and versatility for a wide array of water purification processes.
FRP Tanks: Superior Material for Water Treatment Tank Applications
The “FRP” in FRP tanks stands for Fiber Reinforced Plastic, a composite material renowned for its outstanding properties in demanding water treatment environments. Unlike traditional steel tanks, FRP tanks offer:
- Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: FRP is inherently resistant to rust, corrosion, and a broad spectrum of chemicals, acids, and bases found in various water sources or used in regeneration processes. This ensures a significantly longer operational lifespan, preventing material degradation and water contamination.
- High Strength-to-Weight Ratio: FRP tanks are remarkably strong yet lightweight. This facilitates easier and more cost-effective transportation and installation, reducing structural load and simplifying system setup compared to heavier metal alternatives.
- Durability and Longevity: Designed to withstand continuous operating pressures and varying temperatures, FRP tanks provide robust containment and reliable performance over many years, minimizing replacement frequency.
- Non-Conductive: As a non-metallic material, FRP does not conduct electricity, offering an additional safety benefit in certain applications.
These inherent advantages make FRP tanks the preferred choice for a vast range of water treatment applications, ensuring a dependable and long-lasting foundation for your purification system.
Versatile Water Treatment Tank for Diverse Filtration Media and Resins
Stark Water’s FRP tanks serve as highly versatile water treatment tanks, capable of housing a wide array of filtration media and resins for different purification processes. This adaptability makes them suitable for various stages of water treatment:
- Multimedia Filtration: Containing layers of sand, gravel, and anthracite for effective removal of suspended solids and turbidity.
- Activated Carbon Filtration: Filled with granular activated carbon (GAC) for adsorbing chlorine, chloramines, organic compounds, and improving water taste and odor.
- Water Softening: Housing ion exchange resins to remove hardness-causing minerals (calcium, magnesium) from water.
- Deionization (DI) / Demineralization: Containing mixed-bed or separate-bed ion exchange resins for producing high-purity deionized water.
- Iron/Manganese Removal: Utilizing specialized catalytic media for the oxidation and removal of dissolved iron and manganese.
This flexibility allows you to customize the filtration or treatment process precisely to your raw water quality and desired output, making these FRP tanks adaptable to both residential and large-scale industrial water purification needs.
Paramètres du produit
Stark Water’s FRP tanks are engineered as versatile and durable water treatment tanks for a wide range of applications. Here are their key technical specifications:
| Paramètres | Spécifications / Options de personnalisation |
|---|---|
| Concentration sur les mots-clés essentiels | frp tanks design and capabilities. |
| Tank Material | Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) with high-quality Polyethylene (PE) or other corrosion-resistant inner liner. |
| Design Type | Vertical cylindrical pressure vessel. Seamless internal liner. |
| Available Sizes | Wide range of diameters (e.g., 6″, 8″, 10″, 12″, 14″, 16″ up to 63″ or more) and heights (e.g., 18″ to 86″ or more), customized for specific volume and flow rate requirements. |
| Volume Capacity | Varies significantly with size (e.g., from 5 liters to 5,000 liters or more). |
| Max. Operating Pressure | Typically 1.0 MPa (10 Bar / 145 PSI) to 1.4 MPa (14 Bar / 203 PSI). |
| Max. Operating Temperature | Typically 5°C – 49°C (41°F – 120°F) for standard liners. Higher temperatures with specialized liners. |
| Inlet/Outlet Connections | Threaded (NPT/BSPT) top and bottom openings (e.g., 2.5″ to 6″), or flanged connections for larger tanks. |
| Manholes (for larger tanks) | Side or top manholes for media loading/unloading and inspection. |
| Media Compatibility | Suitable for various filter media (sand, carbon, gravel) and ion exchange resins (softening, deionization). |
| External Finish | Natural FRP finish or various colors (e.g., blue, black, natural) or custom painted. |
| Conformité | Designed to meet NSF/ANSI standards for materials (where applicable). |
Industrie concernée
Stark Water’s FRP tanks are highly versatile and essential as water treatment tanks across a broad spectrum of residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Their robust and corrosion-resistant properties make them ideal for:
- Residential Water Treatment: Used in homes for water softeners, whole-house carbon filters, and sediment filters, providing cleaner, softer, and better-tasting water for domestic use.
- Commercial Water Treatment: Essential for hotels, restaurants, laundromats, and offices for water softening, multi-media filtration, and activated carbon filtration, protecting equipment and improving water quality for various commercial operations.
- Industrial Water Pre-treatment: As primary filters (e.g., sand filters, activated carbon filters) or softeners for industrial process water, boiler feed water, and cooling tower make-up water, protecting more sensitive downstream equipment like RO membranes and heat exchangers.
- Deionization (DI) Systems: Serving as ion exchange resin tanks for producing deionized (DI) water for laboratories, electronics manufacturing, pharmaceutical utility water, and other applications requiring high-purity water.
- Municipal Water Treatment (Auxiliary): Used for smaller side streams, polishing filters, or specific chemical contact applications within municipal water plants.
- Agricultural Applications: For filtration or softening of irrigation water, protecting irrigation systems and optimizing water quality for crops.
- Food & Beverage Industry: Utilized for various filtration and softening processes to ensure water purity for production, cleaning, and general utility, benefiting from corrosion resistance.
- Pharmaceutical & Cosmetics Industry: For holding ion exchange resins or filter media in utility water treatment systems, benefiting from hygienic materials.
- Wastewater Pre-treatment: Employed for filtration stages to remove suspended solids from industrial wastewater before further treatment.
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FAQ
Q1 : Quelle est la durée de vie du système d'osmose inverse ?
La durée de vie d'un système d'osmose inverse dépend de la qualité de l'eau et de l'entretien. En règle générale, la membrane dure 2 à 3 ans, tandis que le système lui-même peut durer plus de 10 ans s'il est bien entretenu.
Q2 : Le système peut-il être personnalisé en fonction des différentes conditions de l'eau ?
Oui, tous nos systèmes sont entièrement personnalisables. Nous analysons vos besoins en matière de rapports sur l'eau et d'applications avant de vous proposer des solutions sur mesure.
Q3 : Quelles sont les normes auxquelles répondent les équipements STARK ?
Nos produits sont conformes aux normes CE et ISO 9001 et peuvent être conçus pour répondre à des réglementations régionales spécifiques ou à des normes industrielles sur demande.
Q4 : Quel est le délai de livraison des systèmes STARK RO ?
Les systèmes standard sont expédiés dans un délai de 7 à 15 jours. Pour les commandes personnalisées, le délai peut aller jusqu'à 20-25 jours en fonction de la complexité.
Q5 : Fournissez-vous une assistance technique ou des conseils d'installation ?
Oui. Nous fournissons une documentation technique complète, des conseils à distance par vidéo et nous pouvons envoyer des ingénieurs à l'étranger sur demande.
Q6 : Qu'est-ce qui est inclus dans votre devis ?
Notre devis comprend le système RO complet, le panneau de contrôle, les pompes, les unités de prétraitement et tous les accessoires nécessaires. Les outils d'installation et les pièces de rechange peuvent être inclus sur demande.
