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LIPP® Tank Refurbishing Quantities change and existing tanks become too small – these are also problems that frequently arise. In such cases, the mobile machine technology from Lipp using the LIPP® DoubleSeam System or the LIPP® welding technique offers a solution that is as simple as it is costeffective, while being extraordinarily stable. Tanks can be installed on site in any size required and can be placed in an existing steel or reinforced concrete basin using a mobile crane. The existing tank volume is utilised, eliminating the need for expensive demolition work. There is also a range of materials to choose from for the tank itself so that it can be optimally matched to the intended application. VERINOX®, the combination material developed by LIPP® consisting of galvanised steel (for the outside of steel containers) and stainless steel (for the inside of containers), is characterised in particular by the excellent costbenefit ratio that it offers.

For several fields of energy technology we produce heat storage and buffer tanks according to individual costumers´demands. We offer optimized statically design calculation for your requirements, from small installations to vessels with capacity of 600m³, optional with insulation in our factory or on site.

SYSTEM FOR THE COST EFFECTIVE REFURBISHING OR VOLUME EXPANSION OF CONTAINERS OR TANKS Changing conditions, material wear, a change to the filling medium – these are just a few of the factors that lead to the replacement of containers used in industry or at municipal sewage treatment plants. Quantities change and existing containers become too small – these are also problems that frequently arise. In such cases, the mobile machine technology from Lipp using the LIPP Double Seam System or the LIPP welding technique offers a solution that is as simple as it is cost effective, while being extraordinarily stable. Containers can be installed on site in any size required and can be placed in an existing steel or reinforced concrete basin using a mobile crane. The existing container volume is utilised, eliminating the need for expensive demolition work. Utilisation of the existing container volume High stability, leak tightness and safety Continuous adaptation to existing container

ON SITE PRODUCTION FLEXIBILITY WITH CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE DIMENSIONS Special circumstances and requirements often call for containers which cannot be produced using standard solutions. This is where special tanks and silos which can be adjusted to suit prevailing conditions and provide individual solutions are required. The LIPP System offers a variety of possible solutions to a wide range of problems in the form of welded or folded designs. Steplessly adjustable diameters and heights enable tank dimensions to be individually adapted to the prevailing conditions. In addition, on site installation only requires a minimal amount of space, for example enabling containers to be constructed in buildings or other situations where there is limited space available. Tank in tank solutions can also be realised using the LIPP System. Tank in tank solutions Container expansion, e.g. of concrete containers Installation inside buildings Mounting on platforms Mounting on various substructures

This cooling unit with heat pump function offers exceptionally high energy efficiency values ​​for both cooling and heating. The device have built-in hydronic module with pump and expansion tank inside. The inverter technology adjusts the compressor speed to the circumstances and enables stable temperatures. Cooling Capacity: • 7°C Coolant – supply flow temperature • 12°C Coolant – return flow temperature • 35°C Outside air temperature of the cooling unit An antifrogen should be used if the flow temperature is below + 10 ° C.

Dehydrating breathers are being used for liquid immersed transformers in order to protect the insulating liquid and prevent the harmful moisture absorption from ambient air, which occurs when the load on the transformer fluctuates.The dehydrating breather removes practically all moisture from the air that flows through it into the conservator when the transformer is cooling down. This largely prevents any reduction of the dielectric strength and the formation of condensation in the expansion tank. Thus, the dehydrating breathers increases the operational safety of transformers.