The tank cleaning nozzle can be used to clean gasoline or diesel tanks of various specifications in gas stations. No personnel are required to enter the tank during operation. Clean water is used as the cleaning fluid, and the nozzle is directly driven to form a spherical covering cleaning trajectory in the tank, and the cleaning is thorough. The oil tank cleaning nozzle can generally be combined with the cleaning system, sewage extraction system, power control system and related accessories to form a mechanical and highly efficient underground oil tank cleaning system for cleaning gas stations.

Oil tank cleaning nozzle product features:

1. It adopts double row bearings and can be installed in any direction.

2. Self-cleaning and self-lubricating design, meeting sanitary requirements

3. Unique opening design enables 360° cleaning.

4. Especially the spray rod itself and the top can be thoroughly cleaned

Oil tank cleaning nozzle performance parameters:

Material: stainless steel 304, 316, copper, etc.

Working pressure: 1-4bar

Maximum cleaning diameter: 1.5m

Maximum operating temperature: 95°C

Maximum ambient temperature: 140°C

Cleaning angle: 360°

Installation method: can be installed in any direction

Oil tank cleaning nozzle application scenarios:

The oil tank cleaning nozzle is suitable for cleaning various oil storage tanks such as crude oil tanks, fuel tanks, gas station oil tanks, underground oil tanks, oil tank trucks, and chemical industries. Often appears in the following scenarios:

● Gas station cleaning industry

● Transportation industry

● Paper industry

● Chemical industry

● Petroleum industry

● Municipal sanitation

● Fuel industry, etc.

Oil tank cleaning nozzle structure diagram:

There are two fan-shaped spray grooves on the side of the oil tank cleaning nozzle. Their special position generates rotational power and provides side spray. A fan-shaped jet port on the top provides complete spherical jet coverage. Its structure diagram is as follows:

Why you need to clean oil tanks:

After large oil storage tanks and process tanks are used for a period of time, a large amount of sediment will be produced at the bottom of the tank, which will have a significant impact on the tank body and storage efficiency. The sediment produced in oil tanks storing refined oil will have a significant impact on the quality of the refined oil. Therefore, petroleum and petrochemical companies around the world attach great importance to the cleaning of oil storage tanks and process tanks.

Excessive sediment at the bottom of the tank will cause corrosion and other adverse phenomena in the oil storage tank, which requires regular open inspection and maintenance. Before inspection and maintenance, the tank must be cleaned to remove the residue left in the oil storage tank in order to restore the original storage and transportation capacity; before the oil tank is dismantled and scrapped, in order to meet the national environmental protection and safety requirements, the oil tank to be scrapped and dismantled also needs to be cleaned.