Pressure vessel designing is a highly specialized process requiring expert engineering knowledge. These tanks are used to store often volatile substances under pressure. Any fault in design or fabrication could result in catastrophic failure, causing serious harm to people and the environment. Some frequently asked questions are, “What design pressure vessel do I need?”, “What…
T BAILEY LLC understands that the selection process for tank heads can be complicated. With several shapes and styles to choose from, how do you decide on the best end cap for your tank? Selecting the right tank head is crucial to the structural integrity and proper functioning of your tank. In fact, there is…
Health and safety precautions are paramount in the tank fabrication industry. Potential health hazards are found everywhere from the fabrication shop to the construction job site, including metal fumes, toxic waste, heat stress, swinging beams, heavy equipment, and working at height — to name a few. At T BAILEY LLC, we understand that a company is only…
Water reservoirs play a crucial role in ensuring a reliable and sustainable water supply. Whether you are considering an industrial storage tank for use in the fuel or transportation industry, or a water reservoir for municipal storage needs, it is essential to understand the various factors involved in its design, construction, and maintenance. In this article, we…
All floating roof tanks provide safe, efficient storage of volatile products with minimum environmental vapor loss. They’re particularly useful in the petrochemical industry for products with high vapor pressure, such as naphtha, gasoline, and crude oil. Reducing filling and breathing losses benefits the bottom line and helps to meet environmental regulations for the emission of…
When selecting or designing a tank, an important consideration is, “Which is the best tank bottom type?” The base of your tank has a significant effect on the way it operates. You should consider the function of the tank, its diameter, working position, and drainage requirements. Read further to explore the four basic geometries of…
