Inspection requirements for API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks

These API 650 documents will define the bases of design, operation, inspection, tests, examinations, and maintenance of an API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks industrial facility. Bidders will study and analyze all this API 650 documentation, both during the preparation of the quotation and during the execution of each project activity.

The annual sales volume of steel product is over 300,000 tons, and the sales volume has increased year by year. The business scope covers the Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa, North America, and South America. Client services are mainly in the petrochemical, wind power, shipbuilding, steel structure, machinery manufacturing, and construction industries. Throughout the process, we provide customers with professional personal steel customization services and one-stop solutions, professionally set a variety of futures, fast delivery, and excellent prices.

Our team is a dynamic, but also mature and steady team. The talents are made of different ages. There are experienced ones, and also creative ones, that also makes our company culture diversified. We have complete department structure, to make the whole work procedure run smoothly. For every step, we have special person to be in charge and responsible for our customer and update information to the customer in time. So you just need not worry too much to purchase steel materials from our company.

The main advantages of the external floating roof API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks are large storage capacity, suitable for storing more than 10000 cubic meters of crude oil. Compared with the internal floating roof API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks, the production of external floating roof API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks is simple and the steel consumption is less. However, the central drainage system of external floating roof API Std 650 ground supported flat-bottom tanks should be installed on the outer floating roof to ensure that the accumulated water can be discharged smoothly in rainy and snowy days, and avoid sinking accident.