In starting the project, piping from one tank was diverted to the other to allow for clean out and installation of the first Koroseal PVC liner. The lid of the tank was removed and after the liner was installed and a new plastic tank lid was retrofitted. “Because the liner could be installed so quickly, we were in and out in two days where it would have easily been over a week to remove the tank and construct a new one in such a tight space,” said Melvin Stein, of Stein Industries, who performed the liner installation. Once the first tank was ready for service the process was repeated on the second tank. The black water storage system was then returned to its full working capacity.
The RMS Queen Mary first set sail in 1936 before being converted into a museum and hotel in 1971. The ship is permanently docked in Long Beach, CA. It is not known when these black water tanks were last replaced, if ever, but with the new Koroseal liners, many years of care free service are expected.
Witt Lining Systems is located in Claremore, OK. The company manufactures flexible PVC liners used for corrosion resistance in process tanks, storage tanks, vats, sumps, pits, and containment areas. PVC brands include Spectra Blue, Exceline and Koroseal PVC along with NSF-61 PVC and Teflon liners. For more information contact 1-800-323-3335 or visithttp://www.wittliners.com
Stein Industries is a custom designer, fabricator, and installer of plastic tanks, custom equipment, and Witt Linings’ factory installer in industrial and commercial applications. The company is located in Bryant, IN. For more information contact 1-260-997-6700 or visit http://www.steinindustries.com.