Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) tanks are a popular choice for storing and treating water because of their many benefits, including: FRP tanks are resistant to corrosion from freshwater, saltwater, and chemicals used in water treatment. The inside layers of FRP tanks are non-porous, making them easy to sanitize and limiting bacteria growth. FRP is 5.5 times lighter than steel and 75% lighter than aluminum. FRP tanks have low maintenance requirements, minimal repairs or replacements, and reduced transportation costs. FRP water tanks can last up to 30 years or more. FRP materials do not release harmful substances and the production process is relatively environmentally friendly and recyclable. FRP water tanks can be designed and manufactured to meet specific needs. An anti-ultraviolet layer can be added to the surface of FRP water tanks. An insulation layer can be added to the inner wall of the water tank to improve thermal insulation.
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