When transporting Bitumen Tanks, they must be firmly fixed to prevent shaking or tilting. The tank body should be kept level to avoid damage to the internal structure. The transport vehicle must have sufficient carrying capacity, and it is recommended to install anti-vibration measures for long-distance transportation.
Before installation, check whether the foundation is flat and solid, and the concrete foundation must be completely cured. The installation location of the tank body should be away from fire sources and flammable materials, and leave enough operating space around it. Use professional equipment during hoisting to avoid collision or falling.
Pipeline connections must be tightly sealed to prevent asphalt leakage. The insulation layer must be intact and undamaged, and the external protective shell must be rust-proof and corrosion-resistant. Perform a pressure test after installation to ensure no leakage.
The first heating should be slowly heated to avoid local overheating. Regularly check the Bitumen Tank bracket and fixings to prevent loosening after long-term use. Transportation and installation must be operated by professionals to ensure safety and reliability.
