OVERVIEW:

Precast Liquid Storage Tanks can be classified as two categories:

Water Tanks

Special Purpose Tanks (Other Liquid Storage Tanks)

WATER TANKS

Water Tanks are generally used to store water for various purposes Common types of water tank based on their usage are

Potable Water Tanks:

Used in residential, commercial and industrial premises to store the water safely for human consumption like drinking, cooking and other domestic usages.

Rain Water Harvesting Tanks:

Used to collect and store the Rain water safely for later usage.

Fire Water Tanks:

Commonly used in industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and rural areas where firefighting water is needed.

Agricultural Water Tanks:

Used to store water for agricultural operations like irrigation, livestock and other agricultural activities.

Industrial Process Water Tanks:

Used to store water for manufacturing, cooling systems, and other industrial applications in an industry.

In today's world, water scarcity is a growing concern, especially in rapidly developing cities like Bangalore and Chennai. With water becoming a scarce commodity, it is crucial to implement effective water storage solutions. At VME, we understand this need and offer Precast Reinforced Concrete Water Tanks to help store and use water efficiently.Our precast water tanks in Bangalore and precast water tanks in Chennai are designed based on client requirements. The size, shape, and production methods of these tanks make them ideal for installation even in congested areas with limited space. They are engineered for easy erection, offering a hassle-free solution in places where traditional tank installation is difficult.Moreover, our precast water tanks are priced more competitively compared to conventional cast-in-situ tanks, making them an affordable solution for both urban and rural water storage needs across India. Whether you need a reliable water storage solution in Bangalore or an efficient precast water tank in Chennai, VME provides cost-effective, durable, and space-saving options.

Typical Model of a Rectangular Tank

SPECIAL PURPOSE TANKS (OTHER LIQUID STORAGE TANKS)

Concrete precast tanks are commonly used for storing liquids other than water in various industrial, commercial, and agricultural applications. These tanks are typically constructed using precast concrete panels that are mostly assembled on-site. Here are some examples of how precast concrete tanks can be used for storing different liquids:

Water Tanks are generally used to store water for various purposes Common types of water tank based on their usage are

ETP Tanks:

ETP tanks are essential for Effluent Treatment Plants, facilitating the treatment of industrial wastewater to meet environmental standards, with various types including Equalization, Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Treatment Tanks tailored to client specifications.

Chemical Storage Tanks:

Used for storing wide range of chemicals required in industrial processes. Since the concrete materials is resistant to corrosion and can provide stable and durable containment for hazardous chemicals.

Wastewater Treatment Tanks:

Used in sewage treatment plants or industrial facilities to store and process wastewater before it undergoes for treatment or disposal.

Septic Tanks:

Used to separate solids from wastewater, allowing the liquid to undergo further treatment.

Fertilizer Storage Tanks:

Used in agricultural and industrial settings where Biogas is produced and stored through anaerobic digestion.

Biogas Storage Tanks:

Used to store fertilizers since the concrete precast tanks are made as corrosive resistant.

Oil Storage Tanks:

Used to store acids in industrial facilities.

Acid Storage Tanks:

Used for storing various types of oils, including industrial oils and lubricants.

The specific requirements of the stored substances are considered and relevant safety and environmental regulations are complied with when designing the precast concrete tanks for storing liquids other than water. The design and construction of these tanks are tailored to the properties of the liquids to ensure containment and prevent any potential hazards, adhering to industry standards.