PipeLine retention tank

Advantages of storage tanks:

• High corrosion, chemical and UV resistance.
• Parameters tailored to individual requirements.
• Can be installed in areas subject to vehicle traffic.
• Resistance to static and dynamic loads (circumferential stiffness SN2 - SN16).
• Durability and tightness over the entire service life (declared durability of up to 50 years).
• Possibility of installation in difficult soil and water conditions.
• Low operating and installation costs.

Types of retention tanks:

• Rainwater
  Rainwater tanks enable rainwater to be efficiently collected and stored. It can be used for watering gardens, irrigation systems or washing vehicles. Rainwater retention tanks are available in a variety of capacities and can reach even larger capacities by being combined into batteries. Documents: ITB National Technical Assessment, IBDiM National Technical Assessment.
• Drinking water
  Tanks used when there is no or limited access to a drinking water source. Specially approved drinking water tanks ensure the safe storage of drinking water. Usually made of high density polyethylene (PEHD). They have the relevant documents (PZH Attestation, ITB National Technical Assessment).
• Technological water
  These tanks are designed to store water used in technological processes. They show high resistance to static and dynamic loads, making them ideal for use in harsh industrial environments. Documents: ITB National Technical Assessment, IBDiM National Technical Assessment.
• Industrial wastewater
  Thanks to their exceptional resistance to aggressive chemical compounds, industrial wastewater tanks are dedicated to the storage of industrial wastewater. They are equipped with additional safeguards to ensure watertightness and durability under harsh conditions. Documents: ITB National Technical Assessment, IBDiM National Technical Assessment.
• Sanitarysewage
  Sealed tanks for sanitary sewage can be used as septic tanks. Septic tanks are characterised by their resistance to corrosion and chemicals, making them a reliable solution for households and municipalities. Documents: ITB National Technical Assessment, IBDiM National Technical Assessment.
• Agriculture
  Tanks designed for agriculture are used to store liquid fertiliser, slurry or silage juices. They can be additionally equipped with pumping systems and protection, which increases their functionality. The tanks can be easily repaired without losing their properties.
  
  Standard equipment of PipeLine tanks for agriculture:
  - valve with external thread or fireman's connection
  - filling line for the tank
  - sealed manhole
  - Transparent liquid level indicator for quick (visual) control of filling.
  
  Optional equipment for PipeLine tanksfor agriculture:
  - submersible pump
  - SMS module with RSM notification
  - ladder with platform
  - catch sump
  - double-chamber tank option

• SN2 - SN4: Designed for light ground conditions, e.g. for installation in shallow depths or in low-load areas.
• SN6 - SN8: Optimal for sites with moderate soil and water conditions where the tank is exposed to medium static and dynamic loads.
• SN10 - SN16: Dedicated to difficult conditions, e.g. in areas with high groundwater levels, high soil loads or where the tank must withstand additional mechanical loads, e.g. under car parks or roads.