Power Plant Tanks Optimized for Efficiency and Compliance

Liquid Storage Demands in Modern Power Plants

Modern power plants require liquid storage systems that have the capacity to ensure operational reliability and compliance. Demineralized water is used to support turbines and boilers, which are the source of the process, and must be free of corrosion. Specifically allocated fire water tanks are also necessary for emergency protection, in line with NFPA requirements.

Tarsco provides factory-applied, thermally cured Enduro Coat Fusion-Bonded Epoxy coatings designed for high-performance corrosion resistance. The coating system has been verified through documented performance to be successful in demineralized water service, with more than 10,000 hours of continuous immersion testing without any negative effects on the physical properties. In addition to the basic vessels, engineered accessories like ladders, vents, level indicators, manways, and platforms are available to meet particular site requisites and safety regulations.

Bolted steel construction is a more affordable and efficient method to be used for the purposes that require welded or concrete tanks. Tarsco’s modular designs allow the rapid field erection, cutting down the installation time and lessening the downtime period during times of critical infrastructure upgrades. The increased lifespan and low maintenance requirements of fusion-bonded coatings are the main factors to attract more lifecycle value, whereas the combination tank configurations for raw water and fire protection storage give the extra benefit of space use and project cost.