Dual Laminated Tanks

Overview

Dual laminated tanks are designed for storage of aggressive chemicals and corrosive fluids where both chemical resistance and structural strength are required. The tank construction consists of a thermoplastic corrosion barrier liner combined with a fiber reinforced composite structural shell.
This dual construction provides excellent resistance to chemical attack while maintaining structural stability under operating loads.

Applications

Dual laminated tanks are used in a wide range of chemical and industrial applications including:

  • Chemical storage systems
  • Acid and solvent storage tanks
  • Process tanks in chemical plants
  • Industrial wastewater treatment systems
  • Storage tanks for aggressive chemical solutions

Size & Operating Range

  • Capacity: 1 m³ to 300 m³
  • Diameter: Up to 6 m
  • Temperature Range:
    -20°C to +120°C
  • Design Pressure:
    Atmospheric to 1 bar

Jointing Types

  • Vertical above-ground tanks
  • Horizontal above-ground tanks
  • Horizontal underground tanks

Material & Construction

  • Thermoplastic corrosion liner (UPVC, CPVC, PP, PVDF, ECTFE) selected based on stored chemical
  • Structural GRP composite shell designed for hydrostatic, wind, and seismic loads
  • Engineered bond between liner and structural laminate for load transfer
  • Optional UV-resistant external gelcoat for outdoor service

Key Advantages

  • Exceptional resistance to aggressive chemicals
  • No internal coating required
  • Long design life in corrosive environments
  • Stronger and more dimensionally stable than all-thermoplastic tanks
  • Lightweight and easy to transport and install