OSWAL WATER STORAGE TANK

Product Description

A water storage tank is a container designed to store water for various uses, including drinking water, irrigation, fire suppression, agricultural farming, and industrial processes. These tanks come in a wide range of sizes, materials, and designs depending on their intended application.

Key Components of a Water Storage Tank:

1. Tank Body ï The main container that holds the water. It can be:

   • Above-ground or underground

   • Vertical or horizontal

   • Cylindrical, rectangular, or custom-shaped

2. Inlet/Outlet Pipes ï Facilitate the filling and draining of the tank.

3. Overflow Pipe ï Prevents overfilling by allowing excess water to exit safely.

4. Manhole or Access Hatch ï Provides access for inspection, cleaning, or maintenance.

5. Vent ï Allows air to enter or exit to prevent vacuum or pressure buildup.

6. Level Indicator ï Shows the amount of water inside (optional but common).

Common Materials Used:

• Plastic (Polyethylene/HDPE) ï Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, ideal for domestic use.

• Steel (Galvanized or Stainless) ï Strong and durable; used for industrial or large-scale applications.

• Concrete ï Durable and used for large permanent installations.

• Fiberglass ï Resistant to corrosion and UV radiation.

Types of Water Storage Tanks:

• Potable Water Tanks ï Designed to store drinking water; made of food-grade materials.

• Rainwater Harvesting Tanks ï Collect and store rainwater from rooftops.

• Fire Protection Tanks ï Dedicated for emergency fire suppression.

• Bladder Tanks ï Flexible and collapsible, used in temporary or mobile applications.

Applications:

• Residential water storage

• Agricultural irrigation systems

• Municipal water supply

• Emergency water reserves

• Industrial processing