TANKS
CLEAN & POTABLE WATER
Storage tanks are available in many shapes:
- Vertical and Horizontal cylindrical
- Open top and Closed top
- Flat / Cone / Slope / Dish bottom
Large tanks tend to be vertical cylindrical or to have rounded corners transition from vertical side wall to bottom profile to easier withstand hydraulic hydrostatically induced pressure of contained liquid.
Tanks can be constructed with different Material composition suiting different applications.
Mild Steel Epoxy Coated Tanks
These tanks can be custom built to various capacities and to suit various applications Multiple compartments can be formed in a single tank to accommodate different liquids this also helps in balancing Liquid pressure though out the tank Needs regular and proper maintenance Economical in higher capacities of storage.
Applications
- Sewage collection
- Effluent collection
- Raw water storage
- Non abrasive / reactive liquid storage
- Gas / Compressed Air storage
- Air receiving unit
Stainless Steel Storage Tanks
Type 1 : Thin Sheet Corrugated tanks
- Available in all Stainless-steel grades
- Manufactured with low thickness sheets generally ranging from 0.8 to 1mm
- Tanks have Corrugations to provide strength to the constructions
- Various sizing can be manufcatured but with limited holding capacities upto 5000 Litres
- Highly Economical
- Low life and not suited for Sanitary applications
Applications
- Raw water storage
- Product storage in small water treatment lines
- Non abrasive chemical storage
- Dairy
- Non sanitary applications
Type 2 : Plain Sanitary Fabricated Tanks
- Available in all Stainless-steel grades
- Manufactured with high thickness sheets generally ranging from 2.5 to 3 mm and above
- Tanks are seam welded using high resistance argon welding
- Various sizing can be manufcatured with capacities ranging upto 50000 Litres
- Stainless Steel Silos above 50 KL are also available
- High life and suited for Sanitary & Non Sanitary applications
Applications
- Product water storage in bottled water lines
- Ozone contact tanks
- Liquid / Beverage Storage tanks
- Non abrasive chemical storage
- Dairy
- Pharmaceutical applications
- All Sanitary applications
Type 3 : Plain Sanitary Fabricated Tanks with AGITATOR
- Available in all Stainless-steel grades
- Manufactured with high thickness sheets generally ranging from 2.5 to 3 mm and above
- Tanks are seam welded using high resistance argon welding
- Various sizing can be manufactured with capacities ranging up to 50 KL
- High life and suited for Sanitary & Non-Sanitary applications
- Specially suited for Blending & Mixing
- Stainless steel agitators with Fixed and Variable speed drive motors are available to suit different applications
Applications
- Chemical blending
- Beverage blending
- Food Industries
- Liquor industries
- Dairy
- Pharmaceutical applications
- All Blending & Mixing applications
Type 4 : Plain Sanitary Fabricated Tanks JACKETED
- Available in all Stainless-steel grades
- Manufactured with high thickness sheets generally ranging from 2.5 to 3 mm and above
- Jacketed or insulated tanks are double shell tanks filled with insulating agents like glass wool in between them
- Specially used wherein temperature of the product remains a essential criteria
- Tanks with or without Stainless steel agitators with Fixed and Variable speed drive motors are available to suit different applications
- Steam & Electrical lubing are available for heating applications
- Chilled water / Compressed Nitrogen Line lubing is available for Chilling applications
Applications
- Thermo applications
- Beverage holding tanks
- Food Industries
- Liquor industries
- Dairy
- Pharmaceutical applications
- All Temperature controlled applications
Type 5 : DOSING TANKS
- Available in all Stainless-steel grades
- Available in HDPE
- Jacketed or insulated tanks area also available as per requirement
- Tanks with or without Stainless steel agitators with Fixed and Variable speed drive motors are available to suit different applications
Applications
- Chemical dosing in water & waste water Treatment
- Mineral Dosing in bottled water lines
- Nutrient Dosing in Food & Beverage Industry
- Dairy Industries
- Pharma Industries
Zincalume (ZnAl) Water Storage Tanks
Zincalume Water Storage Tanks are manufactured from steel sheet which has been continuously coated with zinc and aluminium to produce the excellent corrosion resistance that is commonly experienced by tanks that are exposed to the harshest of atmospheric conditions.
Aluminum in the coating provides barrier protection to the steel while the zinc element provides sacrificial cut edge protection. It is this double protection mechanism which accounts for Zincalume Steel’s superior corrosion performance.
Zincalume steel has an alloy coating of 55p.c Aluminium, 43.5% Zinc and 1.5% Silicon. The 150g/m2 (with choice of 200g/m2) coating weight is distributed equally on each surfaces of the coated strip. Metallic surface is coated with separate layers of special passivation resolution and resin.
Advantages of bolted steel Zincalume tanks
- Eliminates the necessity for expensive labour, intensive site welding and at the same time dispenses with the need of elaborate and expensive re-enforced concrete base structures.
- Removes the chance of fire and explosion throughout erection, a explicit advantage on sites that store flammable products and liquids notably within the Oil & Gas Sector.
- Extensive labour is not required for erection and the time span requirement for erection and commissioning is drastically reduced.
- Zincalume Bolted Cylindrical tank kits can be reduced to one tenth of their total volume allowing a 100m3 tank to be packed onto pallets making a 10m cubic capability load that vastly reduces shipping costs.
- Immediate availability of Standard panels ensure speedy response to orders and delivery
- Very economical for high volume storage and also reduced foot print area.
- Capacities available from 20KL onwards
GLSP / Glass Fused Steel Tank
Glass Lining Tank - Assembled steel circular tank - offers long-term safe storage by combination of selection of optimal glass lining to match customers use condition/application, high-accuracy bolting/panel fitting.
The high temperature fusion of glass to steel at 850℃ results in an inert, durable finish.
Glass-Fused-to-Steel is the only tank finish where two materials are fused together to achieve the best of both materials - the strength and flexibility of steel combined with the corrosion resistance of glass.
Applied to both interior and exterior surfaces, Glass-Fused-to-Steel is able to withstand the rigours of the construction site and provide many years of trouble-free service in harsh environments. Glass lining steel panel has superior resistance to chemical. Also, it is good in anti-corrosive and anti-discolouring. It enables cost efficient storage.
Silica based enamel material is melted by high temperature and bonded to steel panel by chemical fusion in order to form synthetic glass/steel panel.
Also termed as "Glass Lining Steel Panel".
Applications
- Potable water Storage
- Sewage treatment
- Effluent storage
- Anerobic Digestion
- Slurry storage system
- Bulk solid storage
HDPE Spiral Tank
- FRP tanks are manufactured mainly by filament winding processes.
- FRP is one-fourth the density of steel, hence lighter in weight and thereby easy to handle and install
- FRP has excellent anti-corrosion performance, being able to withstand kinds of atmospheric, water, acids, alkalis, salts, oils and solvents.
- FRP is also a relatively good thermal as well as an electrical insulator. The dielectric properties of FRP means that it can be used safely where electrical conductivity cannot be tolerated.
- FRP features a low density, which can often give a good strength to weight ratio, which is important in transportation and many structural applications.
Applications
- Chemical Storage
- Sewage treatment / Septic tanks
- Effluent storage / ETP tanks
- Agitation tanks
- Food for solid storage
- Bulk solid storage
- Washing Tanks
- Dyeing Industries
FRP Tank
- FRP tanks are manufactured mainly by filament winding processes.
- FRP is one-fourth the density of steel, hence lighter in weight and thereby easy to handle and install
- FRP has excellent anti-corrosion performance, being able to withstand kinds of atmospheric, water, acids, alkalis, salts, oils and solvents.
- FRP is also a relatively good thermal as well as an electrical insulator. The dielectric properties of FRP means that it can be used safely where electrical conductivity cannot be tolerated.
- FRP features a low density, which can often give a good strength to weight ratio, which is important in transportation and many structural applications.
Applications
- Chemical Storage
- Sewage treatment / Septic tanks
- Effluent storage / ETP tanks
- Agitation tanks
- Food for solid storage
- Bulk solid storage
- Washing Tanks
- Dyeing Industries
- HDPE Storage Tanks
- Zinc Allume Tanks
- Glass Fused Tanks
- Modular Tanks
- FRP Tanks
- FRP Panel Tanks
- Steel Panel Tanks
- Mild Steel Epoxy Painted Tanks
- LLDPE Dosing Tanks
- Stainless Steel Tanks