Robotic Tank Cleaning

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Tank Cleaning Robot

Faster cleaning - faster turnaround of tanks

Robotic tank cleaning eliminates the time needed for setting up scaffolding. The Tank Cleaning Robot (TCR) is equipped with magnetic tracks to reach all areas of the tank, while an operator is controlling the system remotely.
The Robot and High-Pressure System are easy and quick to set up. Overall, the Tank Cleaning Robot will do the job in a matter of days instead of weeks.

Environment friendly

The TCR cleans product tanks using pure fresh water. The water can be heated up to 90 degrees, eliminating the need for chemicals.

Less cleaning water

TCR cleaning minimises the amount of water used, hence the amount of water to be pumped out after cleaning

Easy to control - Safety of operator

Only 2-3 people are needed to clean an entire tank. The operator stands at a safe distance with a remote control in hand. Scaffolding is eliminated, and so is the risk of falling from heights.

Key Benefits

  1. No scaffolding needed
  2. No chemicals needed
  3. Achievable cleaning speed: 900 m2 per hour
  4. Achievable water consumption: 3.3 L per m2
  5. Quick setup: 1 hour
  6. Reduced personnel – only 2-3 people required
  7. Safe cleaning at heights
  8. Cleaning with hot water – up to 90 degrees Celsius
  9. 18 kW cleaning capacity

Water consumption and time usage

Product Tank - Diameter 20 meter

Internal cleaning

2 people Team for cleaning
14 - 18 hours Expected time per tank
12 - 16 tonnes Expected water consumption per tank
Image of a tank for cleaning

External cleaning

2 people Team for cleaning
9 - 12 hours Expected time per tank
6 - 10 tonnes Expected water consumption per tank

About CLIIN

CLIIN is a Danish company specialising in making robots for the shipping industry with the purpose of optimising the cleaning process in terms of time, cost, and strain on the environment.

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