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New horizons for liquid transportation: the flexitank project demonstrates successful commercialization

New horizons for liquid transportation: the flexitank project demonstrates successful commercialization

Satbayev University has developed innovative containers for transporting liquid cargo - flexitanks. The project has already entered the commercialization stage and is demonstrating strong market interest. The development is being implemented within the framework of a state science support program and is aimed at creating an affordable alternative to traditional methods of transporting liquids, such as metal tanks and barrels.

A flexitank is a flexible multilayer polymer reservoir installed inside a standard freight container. Essentially, it turns an ordinary container into a full-fledged tank for transporting liquid cargo. This technology is already used worldwide, but the Kazakhstani development is adapted to local conditions and business needs.

According to the developers, the use of flexitanks allows businesses to significantly reduce costs and simplify logistics. The development has already passed key testing stages and has confirmed its effectiveness. At present, the project team is working on expanding sales and entering the market.

Flexitanks can significantly transform the liquid cargo transportation market in Kazakhstan. They help reduce business costs, improve transportation safety, and decrease environmental burden. Experts note that such solutions are especially relevant against the backdrop of growing requirements for sustainable development and the “green economy.”

In the future, the project may enter not only the domestic but also the international market, strengthening Kazakhstan’s position in the field of logistics innovation.

Тэги: SDG 12
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