The cladding of a boiler tank at Green Hills begins with a detailed inspection of the tank surface to ensure it is clean, smooth, and free of corrosion or damage. Surface preparation may include cleaning, sanding, and applying primer coatings to promote adhesion and longevity of the cladding material.

Next, appropriate cladding materials are selected based on thermal insulation needs, environmental conditions, and durability requirements. Common materials include insulated metal panels, aluminum sheets, or specialized thermal blankets designed to protect the tank and enhance energy efficiency.

The cladding panels are then precisely cut and shaped to fit the contours of the boiler tank. Installation involves securely fastening the panels to the tank using mechanical fasteners or adhesives, ensuring complete coverage and tight seals to prevent heat loss and moisture ingress.

Joints and seams are sealed with weatherproof coatings or specialized tapes to maintain insulation integrity and protect against corrosion. Final quality checks ensure the cladding provides the needed thermal protection, is aesthetically neat, and complies with safety standards.

This cladding process enhances the boiler tank’s operational efficiency by reducing heat loss and protecting it from environmental damage, contributing to the overall reliability of operations at Green Hills.