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Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Coating [1]

Because fiberglass reinforced plastic is a corrosion-resistant, plastic resin material. Some manufacturers of steel underground storage tanks [2] have adopted the practice of coating the exterior of their tanks with a thick FRP coating. Tanks so coated are referred to as composite tanks or clad tanks.

There is also a process for lining the interior of underground tanks, and the bottoms and lower interior walls of aboveground tanks, with a protective mixture of resin or epoxy/fiberglass.

See also Tank [3] and Tank lining [4].


Source URL (modified on 10/16/2014): https://testing.pei.org/wiki/fiberglass-reinforced-plastic-coating

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[1] https://testing.pei.org/wiki/fiberglass-reinforced-plastic-coating
[2] https://testing.pei.org/node/300
[3] https://testing.pei.org/node/272
[4] https://testing.pei.org/node/1108