Oil Tank Marine Bottom Plug
Oil tank Marine bottom plug is a drainage and sealing device installed at the bottom of the tank. It can help ships keep their cabins in good condition in various sea conditions and prevent corrosion and structural damage caused by standing water. Although the Marine bottom plug is small, its importance to the ship cannot be ignored.
Overview
When the bottom plug needs to be replaced
1. Aging or damage of sealing materials: resulting in reduced sealing performance and water leakage.
2. Serious corrosion: affecting the structure and function of the bottom plug.
3. Frequent disassembly: causing wear or deformation.
4. Lost or stolen: does not function properly.
5. Ship overhaul or modification: replacement as part of maintenance.
6. Found leakage: indicates that there may be a problem with the bottom plug.
7. Reach service life: according to manufacturer's recommendations or regulations.
8. The material is not suitable for the current environment: such as seawater corrosion.
9. Experiencing bad weather or sea conditions: Possible damage to the bottom plug.
10. Not used for a long time: aging, corrosion and other problems may occur.
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