Modular Tank

Product Details :

A Modular Tank is a versatile, efficient, and eco-friendly water storage and management solution. The term “modular” refers to its design, which consists of multiple sections or modules that can be arranged and interconnected to form a complete storage system. This modular design allows for flexibility in configuration, enabling the tank to be customized to suit a variety of project requirements and spatial constraints.

Typically, Modular Tanks are made from high-strength materials such as polypropylene or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), providing superior durability and resistance to environmental and chemical degradation. They are designed to withstand high pressures and load forces, making them suitable for both underground and aboveground installations.

Advantages and Benefits

How to ‘catch’ rainwater using modern infiltration wells in the form of modular tanks can function as infiltration tanks (infiltration tanks) using geotextiles and as ground water tanks (water tanks in the ground) using geotextiles and geomembranes.
The modular tank is “planted” under an open area, so that rainwater flowing on the surface of the open area can be absorbed into the tank. To increase the capacity of a larger water holding capacity, you can add an inlet pipe that is channeled into the tank. The water that is stored in the tank will be absorbed back into the soil naturally, so that the layers of soil around the tank will be filled with water again as an additional groundwater reserve.

Modular Tanks are used in a wide range of applications, including:

• Rainwater Harvesting: They can capture and store rainwater for later use, contributing to water conservation efforts and reducing reliance on municipal water supply.
• Stormwater Management: They can act as temporary storage for stormwater runoff, helping to mitigate flooding and control the discharge rate into drainage systems or water bodies.
• Wastewater Treatment: Some modular tanks are designed to facilitate on-site wastewater treatment, providing a decentralized solution for managing domestic or industrial wastewater.
• Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS): In these systems, modular tanks play a role in slowing down runoff and promoting the natural infiltration of water into the ground.