Water Tank Relining

Water tank relining is the process of applying a new layer of protective coating or lining to the inside of a water storage tank to restore its integrity, prevent leaks, and improve water quality. Water tank relining is typically done when the existing lining or coating has deteriorated or become damaged, resulting in leaks or contamination of the stored water.

The process of water tank relining involves several steps, including surface preparation, application of the new lining or coating, and curing or drying of the coating. Surface preparation may involve cleaning, sandblasting, or other methods to remove existing coatings, rust, or other debris from the tank surface.

The new lining or coating material used for water tank relining can vary depending on the specific requirements of the tank, the type of water stored, and other factors such as temperature and humidity. Common materials used for water tank relining include epoxy coatings, polyurethane coatings, and glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) linings.

Water tank relining is an effective method for repairing and restoring the integrity of water storage tanks, and can help extend the lifespan of the tank. However, it is important to work with experienced professionals who have the necessary expertise and equipment to perform the work safely and effectively, as proper surface preparation and application of the lining or coating is crucial for a successful water tank relining project.