Those who have used liquid chlorine storage tanks should know that they need to be tested. It needs to be inspected regularly after being used for a period of time to prevent any malfunction in its sealing performance. So, do you know how to conduct the detection of this device?

Let’s take a closer look at it below.

1.When using liquid chlorine storage tanks, generally speaking, it is necessary to conduct an external inspection once every year or so to check for any damage or other abnormalities, so as not to affect the actual use.

2.Of course, the interior of the liquid chlorine storage tank also needs to be inspected. If, after testing, the grade is between 1 and 3, it should be tested at least once every six years; if it is between 3 and 4, it should be tested at least once every three years.

3.If the liquid chlorine storage tank is not inspected in a timely manner due to some special reasons, the employer needs to submit a corresponding application about three months in advance, explaining the reasons for the inability to conduct the inspection. The next test can only be conducted after obtaining the consent of the relevant department, but the time will not exceed one year.

In conclusion, liquid chlorine storage tanks must be inspected regularly to ensure safe operation. Testing is divided into three forms: routine inspection, annual inspection and regular inspection.