Applications

• Agricultural Tanks
• Oil & Gas
• Food & Beverage
• Landscape/Irrigation
• Many more

Notes

• Chemical injection is an integral component of any pipeline integrity program. The petroleum, oil & gas, and water treatment industries require a variety of chemical treatments to control various undesirable contaminants and prevent asset degradation. With a variety of chemicals comes a variety of challenges to store and dispense the chemicals. The chemical tank needs to be constructed of materials compatible with the chemical and sized adequately to minimize refilling. Snyder offers a variety of tank sizes along with a variety of tank materials to ensure you have the right tank for each application.
• High-Density Linear Polyethylene (HDLPE) and Crosslink Polyethylene (XLPE) material options available for the horizontal leg tank. Stainless Steel Tank Systems are also available.
• Corrosion Resistant Polyethylene stands provide easy access to the bottom tank connection and have molded-in metal inserts for the optional banding and pump mounting.
• Containment basins constructed of HDLPE (Black Color) and provide 110% containment of tank include a molded-in pump mount bracket.
• Horizontal tanks are designed to a 1.9 specific gravity.
• All materials are UV stabilized for long-term outdoor service.
• Tailored tank solutions for challenging chemical injection applications: hydrate inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors/scavenger products, surfactants/cleaning/wetting products, foamers, specialty chemicals, paraffin inhibitors, defoamers/antifoams, scale control chemicals, water clarifiers, and more.

Installation and Usage Guidelines

• CHEMICAL – Buyer, and user, if different, are solely responsible for making
  product selection and assuring chemical to be stored is suitable for the use of the product in
  the application.
• CAPACITY – It is recommended that tanks only be filled to their rated capacity,
  not brimful capacity.
• TEMPERATURE – Prevent excessive heat near or inside the tank. Standard
  polyethylene tanks are designed for a maximum continuous the temperature of 100°F / 37.7°C.
• PRESSURE – Tanks are not pressure vessels and are designed for atmospheric
  pressure only.
• VENTING – Venting equipment should be sized to limit pressure or vacuum in the
  tank to a maximum of ½” water column (0.018 psi.) Additional precautions may be required if
  the tank will be filled pneumatically (using air pressure). Failure to provide proper venting
  will void your warranty.
• INSTALLATION – Do not rigidly pipe tanks. Flexible connections are required at
  fitting connections to maintain the warranty. Consult Snyder’s Guidelines for Use and
  Installation prior to receiving and installing tanks.