Tank GRP Polad

A GRP tank is a mixture of at least two or more materials, one of which is a reinforcing phase, in the form of fiberglass or particles, and is enclosed within another phase called the matrix (hereinafter resin). The resulting compound will have both reinforcing properties and matrix toughness The design of composite tanks (JRP tank) is based on international standards and in calculations of lateral and earthquake forces, internal and external pressures, atmospheric factors and the effects of reservoir height and sea level thickness to determine the thickness of the layers. Different types of resin and glass fibers are considered

There are a variety of applications for which they are:
-Transmission lines and distribution networks for raw water and drinking water- Domestic and industrial sewage transmission lines and networks- Irrigation, drainage and watershed schemes in the form of pipes and tubes (creek)- Surface water collection networks in the form of pipes and tubes (canals)- Water and wastewater treatment plants- Types of seawater transmission systems- Types of desalination systems- Chemical industry, oil, petrochemical gas-Construction of a joint tunnel for municipal utilities-Cooling and heating and fire extinguishing systems- Used in pipe designs- Repair and replacement of old pipelines