GLS tanks mean the tanks of Glass Lined Steel Tanks, also known as certain tanks of Glass Fused Steel (GFS). Glass is fused with steel in order to strengthen its properties. Fusion is important because it is single steel and for the environment. When the fusion of steel with glass is finished, the strength increases and the abrasion resistance decreases, as does an appropriate pH value bracket for alkaline solutions.
Such tanks are often considered to be one of the essential components of environmental technologies such as anaerobic digester tank, waste water treatment and fire-restraint storage. They are an industrial water storage tanks.
The glass fused in to the panels of stainless steel tanks is coated with glass enamel both inside and outside. The enamel has a solid, bright and smooth silicate cover.
This is fused into a special oven with a temperature of 780 to 900 ° C.
The tank is made of a two-layer glass, fusioned surface on both sides, and has a rounded rim of steel.
The sheets are secured by high quality bolts as well as by flexible silicon screening.
Through support of surface treatment, the connecting materials and the shell accessories are fitted. Therefore, the fused glass tanks are excellent at fluid storage and material loss.
