Cylindrical Cambered Fuel Tank
MIT fuel tanks are used for safe storage of fuel-oil, diesel and mineral oil, fuel-derived flammable fuel materials.
Heating systems where fuel-oil fuel is used and fuel tanks to be used in industrial facilities are produced including heater serpentine. The coils of these devices are made of welded 10217-2 boiler pipe (PN 6). The heating effect is increased by making a sheet sheath to cover the heating pipe. It is suitable for using hot water and steam as heating fluid.
Over time, the dirt, water, sediment and bottom mud accumulated at the bottom of the tank can cause clogging of the filters and fuel lines. It is important that these tanks are easy to clean in order to prevent such problems. There are manhole covers on the top and front of the device to be used for cleaning in MIT Fuel Tanks.
The tanks, which are produced as cylindrical and curved from ST-37 quality material, can be produced in two different models, underground and above ground, in material thicknesses determined by TSE standards.
The tank coil and body are subjected to the necessary pressure tests and controls. Upon request, the devices produced with a carrier stand are delivered by being painted with two layers of anti-rust paint against corrosion.
MIT Fuel Tanks are designed and manufactured according to TS EN 12285-2 standards.
