QUOTE(stevie8 @ Apr 3 2012, 12:19 PM)
Always read the instruction manual of the tank. There is a limit to the pressure it can take and follow the instruction and the safety limit is over 20% standard engineering practice. Also check your piping how great the pressure it can take, usually no problem. Thre is no danger that when it burst and hurt because the pressure is only few bars. The only thing is problem when the old tank leaks. When it leak or no air in the tank the pump will keep on and off within second. So you know before problem getting bigger.
what i do is I took out the rubber balloon and apply a layer of neutral silicone on the inside of the tank to prevent corrosion. Never use acid base silicone it will corrode the metal/iron tank immediately. neutral silicone is double the price of acid silicone. Silicone is better than a layer or coats of paint as it is waterproof. Paint still absorbs water and be dissolved over time. Your tank with coat of silicone last you many years double and triple the life span of the tank. Also silicone screw holes and the nuts itself and the whole connecting plate. Screw on when the silicone is still wet.
What is the price for such a tank?what i do is I took out the rubber balloon and apply a layer of neutral silicone on the inside of the tank to prevent corrosion. Never use acid base silicone it will corrode the metal/iron tank immediately. neutral silicone is double the price of acid silicone. Silicone is better than a layer or coats of paint as it is waterproof. Paint still absorbs water and be dissolved over time. Your tank with coat of silicone last you many years double and triple the life span of the tank. Also silicone screw holes and the nuts itself and the whole connecting plate. Screw on when the silicone is still wet.
Can the tank be put outside expose to sun? Will the hot weather increase the air pressure inside and get burst. Either tank side or pipe side.
Apr 3 2012, 01:01 PM

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