Steel above-ground process water tanks designed and manufactured by our company consist of the highest quality hot-dip galvanized steel elements. The coat of the tanks is made of individually twisted steel sheets of standardized dimensions. The thickness of the steel panels depends on the standard of execution and the dimensions of the tank. The parameters of the metal sheets are selected on the basis of previously made strength and static calculations.
The metal sheets that make up the structure of technological tanks are made of double-galvanized S350GD steel, coated with a zinc coating Z275, Z350 or Z600. The steel panels are drilled, so that vertical and horizontal joints between the sheets could be screwed together.
Thanks to the optimal selection of the zinc coating supported by design calculations, we are able to design and manufacture durable tanks with the longest possible service life. During the calculations, we calculate the design service life of the tank structure based on the corrosivity class in the location the tank will be installed. The upper and lower edge of the tank body is equipped with a peripheral angle, which ensures rigidity and durability of the structure.
All steel structural elements and additional equipment of steel above-ground process tanks are protected against corrosion using the hot-dip galvanization method. Thanks to the zinc layer, it is possible to comprehensively protect the tank against adverse weather conditions. Additionally, at the customer's request, we can paint the outer parts of the shells of the tanks using the electrostatic method. In this way, the tanks get an additional layer of protection.
The roof of the steel above-ground tanks is made as a self-supporting structure on steel "Z" beams with an outward slope. The roof structure ensures efficient and effective removal of snow and rainwater outside the tank.
The roof of a tank can be equipped with an insulated or non-insulated roof covering. The insulated cover is made of T35 trapezoidal sheet metal or sandwich insulated panels with a mineral wool core, PIR foam or polystyrene. The covering width of the roof panels is 1150 mm, which ensure quick, simple and convenient installation to the roof structure using pass-through fasteners. The tongue-and-groove locks make the roof structure tightly connected to the structure of the steel ground process water storage tank. If necessary (according to the statistical and strength calculations results) we additionally use peripheral system clamps, the so-called "wind reinforcements". Providing easy access to the tank roof, we install a steel ladder with platforms on the structure. The roof of a tank is topped with a manhole, which enables the inspection of the inside of the steel process water storage tank.