On Site Assembly Tanks - VME Precast Products

CUSTOM ON-SITE ASSEMBLED TANKS

Custom on-site assembled tanks refer to very large capacity tanks that are assembled at the project site with the precast components already cast at the factory and transported to the site. Unlike factory-assembled tanks, which are manufactured at factory and transported to the location as fully assembled units, on-site assembled tanks are assembled on the premises where they will be used.

ADVANTAGE CUSTOM ON-SITE ASSEMBLED TANKS

On-site assembled tanks offer flexibility in design, allowing for customization based on the specific needs, dimensions, and constraints of the project.

All the Precast Components like side wall panels / bottom slabs / roof slabs / beams etc., are designed as per the requirements and cast at the factory and transported to the project site for assembling on-site.

The final construction process takes place on-site, involving the assembly of tank components and structure.

It may involve welding, bolting, or other construction methods depending on design requirement and utility.

Adapted to specific site conditions, such as irregular terrain, accessibility constraints, or existing infrastructure.

Can be integrated more seamlessly with other on-site systems, such as plumbing, electrical, or monitoring systems.

Installation typically involves placing the tank on a prepared foundation and connecting it to the required systems.

Strict quality control measures are adhered at the precast factory and during the assembling process on-site to ensure that the final product meets the industry standards and project specifications.

Suitable for various applications, including water storage, industrial processes, wastewater treatment, and more.

Timelines may vary based on the complexity of the tank design, weather conditions, and other factors but definitely faster than the conventional construction of larger capacity tanks.

The choice between on-site assembly and factory assembly depends on project-specific requirements, logistical considerations, and the desired level of customization.