1. Atmospheric tanks
These are vertical cylindrical tanks with flat bottoms, differentiated by the type of cover.
Open tanks (figure 1a ) have no roof, and their use is limited to the few liquids that can be exposed to the open air without risk to their quality or to the environment.
Fixed-roof tanks (figure 1b ) are fitted with a roof, so that volatile, hazardous or polluting liquids are better preserved.
Floating roof tanks (figure 1c ) comprise a floating structure, placed directly on the liquid, which is installed either in an open tank or in a fixed-roof tank. Because of their remarkable...
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Atmospheric tanks