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Glass Fused To Steel Bolted Potable Water Storage Tanks with Trough Deck Roof
Glass Fused To Steel Tanks are the leader of Water Storage Solutions, widely used for waste water storage, fire fighting water storage and potable water storage etc. YHR is the largest and most professional manufacturer of Glass Fused To Steel Tanks in China, with more than 30 years experience in designing, manufacturing and installing GFS tanks.
YHR Glass Fused To Steel (GFS) Bolted Tanks comply with ANSI/AWWA D103 latest version, EN ISO 28765 standard. Due to its high quality and competitive pricing, YHR Glass Fused To Steel Tanks have been exported to over 20 countries, such as Indonesia, Thailand, and Australia etc.
Glass-Fused-To-Steel
YHR Glass-Fused-To-Steel Technology, is a leading solution which combines the advantages of both materials – the strength and flexibility of the STEEL and high corrosion resistance of the GLASS. The Glass fused to the Steel at 1500-1650 deg. F, become a new material: GLASS-FUSED-TO-STEEL with perfect anti-corrosion performance.
YHR has developed high-strength TRS (Titanium Rich Steel) plates specially produced for Glass-Fused-To-Steel Technology, which can work perfectly with our glass frit and can eliminates the “Fish Scale”defect.
Comparison between GFS Tanks and Concrete Tanks
1. Easy Construction: All the tank shells of Glass-Fused-To-Steel Tanks are factory coated, can be easily assembled and installed in difficult conditions, to meet the urgency requirement of project, unlike Concrete Tanks will be affected seriously by bad weather and other factors.
2. Corrosion Resistance: Concrete tank would corroded through to reinforcing bar within 5 years of installation, Glass-Fused-To-Steel Tanks with 2 layer of Glass coating, can be applied for PH from 3 to 11, Center Enamel also provide 2 Years Warranty of its Glass-Fused-To-Steel Tanks.
3. Leakage and Maintenance: Concrete is susceptible to cracking so that many Concrete Tanks show signs of visible leaks and require substantial remedial maintenance, Glass-Fused-To-Steel Tanks are an excellent alternative with less maintenance due to the steel strong tension strength.
