Product Details

TANK CLEANING MIXING BLENDING DENOX

Tank Cleaning
Minimize downtime and improve worker safety with automated tank cleaning solutions from Spraying Systems Co.

We can optimize your tank cleaning operations to improve efficiency and reduce operating costs. We offer tank cleaning solutions for any industry. Choosing a tank cleaner is based primarily on tank size and level of cleaning required. Understanding the definitions that follow will help ensure you select the right tank cleaner for your application.

High-impact cleaning is required to remove stubborn residues such as layers of a dried substance. Tank cleaners in this category generally use high pressure and/or high flow and spin at slow rotational speeds to maintain high impact. Solid stream nozzles are used to maximize impact.

Medium-impact cleaning is required when good impingement is needed to remove residues. Tank cleaners that provide medium impact generally use solid stream nozzles at medium flows and pressures. Rotational speed is slightly faster than high impact tank cleaners but much slower than free-spinning nozzles to ensure adequate impact on target areas.

Rinsing is used when distributing cleaning solution throughout the tank without impact provides sufficient cleaning. Rinsing nozzles are typically free-spinning or stationary spray balls.

Liquid Mixing/Blending/Agitation by Eductors
Tank mixing eductors are widely used in many applications to effectively and efficiently mix tank solutions.

Offering many benefits over other approaches such as pipes with holes, liquid agitators and pumps, tank mixing eductors feature different operating principles and are available in different sizes, thread or flange connection and materials.

Benefits of Eductors :
• Ensures homogeneous fluid mix throughout the tank
• Enables the use of small pumps to circulate large volumes of tank solution
• Simplifies operation and maintenance – no moving parts
• Eliminates the need for compressed air or blower air and the resulting oil contamination and/or ventilation problems

NOx Control
Regulations for nitrogen oxides (NOx) emission are stringent and likely to become even more so in the future.

Spray technology is widely used in waste incinerators, steel mills, cement kilns, power plants, pulp & paper recovery boilers and other manufacturing operations to control NOx. Dual-fluid atomization, where ammonia or urea is mixed with compressed air and injected into the gas stream, is the preferred approach in both Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR) systems. However, there are many differences in dual-fluid systems and it is important to partner with a company that has a full range of services to ensure the desired system performance and emission reductions are achieved. Spraying Systems Co. is uniquely qualified to help you with your NOx control needs. More than 80 years of spray technology experience has enabled us to develop the broadest product line of spray nozzles and lances in the industry. AutoJet Spray Controllers provide precise, close-loop control for our turnkey spray systems. Our industry-leading research and testing services allow us to evaluate your requirements and help ensure your performance goals are met.

Fire Protection
Our fire protection product line is unmatched — we have the widest variety of spray styles, nozzles, connections, spray angles and materials. Hundreds of these nozzles are certified by Underwriters Laboratories. Plus, we have decades of experience with fire protection including products for the marine, aircraft and heavy equipment industries, products for restaurants, portable fire extinguishers and more. OEMs turn to us for customized products on a regular basis.

Applications:
• Off-Shore Oil Platform Protection
• Storage Tank Water Curtains
• Explosion Suppression Systems
• Turbine Enclosures Protection
• Deck Vessel Protection