Port & logistics
ISO tank cleaning operations that need a defined flow for drainage, cleaning, drying and inspection.
Tank container cleaning
ISO Tank Cleaning System
A project-configured cleaning system for ISO tank containers, combining vessel access, high-pressure interior cleaning, drying, controls and recovery interfaces in one operating scope.
Application scope
For ISO tank cleaning stations where the process needs to be defined end to end.
The supplied product material describes automated cleaning for standard 20-foot ISO tanks used with chemical, food and oil cargoes. Each project is assessed around the actual tank, previous cargo, cleaning target and site interfaces.
Chemical & petroleum
Projects evaluated around residue management, utility availability, effluent handling and operating safeguards.
Food & liquid cargo
Cleaning processes configured around the customer’s hygiene procedure, cargo requirements and validation method.
Multi-bay stations
Site layouts that may require parallel cleaning positions and coordinated utility, treatment and control interfaces.
Typical process sequence
Translate the cleaning task into a controlled operating sequence.
This is an English adaptation of the supplied product-process material. The final sequence, timings, temperature, pressure and inspection method are confirmed per cargo, tank and local operating procedure.
- 01Drain residual material
Prepare the tank and direct residual liquid to the designated collection path.
- 02Condition with steam when required
Apply the selected steam-conditioning step after the site’s venting and safety procedure.
- 03Position at the manway
Align the cleaning assembly to the tank access point and establish the operating position.
- 04Perform 3D interior cleaning
Use a rotating cleaning head and selected cleaning medium to cover the tank interior.
- 05Collect effluent and dry
Connect the wastewater and exhaust paths, then apply the selected heated-air drying step.
- 06Inspect before release
Complete the customer-defined visual, sensor-based or manual inspection procedure.
System modules
Build the cleaning scope around the actual station.
Modules are selected according to the intended process rather than sold as a fixed one-size-fits-all package.
Cleaning and positioning
Automated cleaning integration, positioning or travel arrangement, rotary 3D cleaning head, sealing cover and image-feedback options.
Water and high-pressure supply
Cold-water or hot-water process equipment, filtration, high-pressure supply and the selected pressure-control arrangement.
Steam, drying and dosing
Steam-conditioning interface, steam-heated drying, detergent storage, metering and level-control modules where specified.
Control and operation
PLC-based operating controls, touch-screen interface, operator station and process feedback selected for the project.
Wastewater and exhaust interfaces
Collection, pumping, treatment and exhaust-handling interfaces defined with the site’s environmental process scope.
Access and installation
Platform, lifting support, pipework, valves, instruments and site-specific installation materials as required.
Engineering reference
Start the technical discussion with the right inputs.
The following values are reference points from the supplied Chinese project material, not a universal specification or commercial offer.
Reference application for standard ISO tank containers.
To be selected for the cleaning medium and process.
Reference flow: 60–65 L/min.
Reference air volume: 20,000 m³/h.
Reference temperature range from the supplied project data.
Cycle duration depends on residue, tank configuration and the selected process.
Project discussion
Share the tank, cargo and site requirements before selecting a system scope.
JAGUI will use the operating context to structure the initial equipment conversation.