Tanks and storage

Some fluids crystallize at relatively high temperatures (approximately 15°C in the case of soda lye, for example) whilst others react poorly to temperature changes and deteriorate, either by getting hard or by changing.

This is why, for several years now, CITP has been putting polyurethane foam insulating around its tanks, with exterior protection made from the same material as the weight-bearing structure of the tank. This special solution was developed by CITP.

Depending on the frequency of the filling and emptying, the tank does not always have to be insulated; however, in the case of those products listed above, it is sometimes useful (or even essential) to use a temperature control unit in parallel with the insulating.

The actual heat temperature control unit used depends on the nature of the product and on storage conditions.