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Water Tank Solutions by SUPER TOWER INDUSTRIES PTE LTD

At SUPER TOWER INDUSTRIES, we specialize in providing reliable and versatile water tank solutions for various applications. Our comprehensive range of water tanks includes the following models, each designed to meet specific requirements and manufactured by renowned brands in the industry.

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GRP / FRP Sectional Panel Water Tank

Non-Insulated Type Water Tank

The non-insulated GRP / FRP sectional panel water tank offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for water storage needs. It is constructed using high-quality Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) or Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) panels that are assembled on-site. These tanks are lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion.

Insulated Type Water Tank

The insulated GRP / FRP sectional panel water tank provides additional thermal insulation for applications that require temperature control. It features insulation materials such as polyurethane foam or polystyrene that help maintain the desired water temperature. These tanks are suitable for storing water that requires specific temperature conditions.

Our GRP / FRP sectional panel water tanks ensure superior quality and durability. These tanks are easy to construct and offer excellent resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for various water storage applications.

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Stainless Steel Sectional Panel Water Tank

Non-Insulated Type Water Tank

The non-insulated stainless-steel sectional panel water tank is constructed using high-grade stainless-steel panels. These tanks are known for their exceptional strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. They are suitable for a wide range of applications, including potable water storage, industrial use, and firefighting systems.

Insulated Type Water Tank

The insulated stainless-steel sectional panel water tank offers the same benefits as the non-insulated type, with the added advantage of thermal insulation. These tanks are designed to maintain the desired water temperature, that require temperature-controlled water storage. With the high-grade stainless-steel construction, these tanks provide exceptional strength and hygiene for applications that require superior corrosion resistance.

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Pressed Steel Sectional Panel Water Tank

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Stainless Steel (SS304/SS316) Tank

The stainless-steel pressed steel sectional panel water tank is constructed using high-quality stainless-steel panels (SS304 or SS316). These tanks provide corrosion resistance and durability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

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Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Tank

The hot-dipped galvanized steel pressed steel sectional panel water tank is made from galvanized steel panels. These tanks are coated with a layer of zinc to provide corrosion protection. They are cost-effective, durable, and suitable for various water storage applications.

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Enamel Steel Tank

The enamel steel pressed steel sectional panel water tank features a glass coating applied to the steel panels. This glass enamel coating provides superior corrosion resistance, making the tank highly durable and suitable for demanding environments.

Round Sectional Panel Water Tank

Glass Fused to Steel Tank
The glass fused to steel round sectional panel water tank combines the strength of steel with the corrosion resistance of glass. The tank panels are fused with a glass enamel coating at high temperatures, resulting in a durable, hygienic, and long-lasting water storage solution.
Stainless Steel Bolted Tank
The stainless steel bolted round sectional panel water tank is constructed using stainless steel panels bolted together. These tanks offer excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and hygiene, making them suitable for various water storage applications.
Fusion Bonded Epoxy Tank
The fusion bonded epoxy round sectional panel water tank features a specialized epoxy coating applied to the tank panels. This coating provides exceptional corrosion resistance and durability, making the tank suitable for demanding environments. The glass fused to steel tank offers exceptional durability, while the stainless-steel bolted tank provides excellent corrosion resistance. The fusion bonded epoxy tank is designed for applications that require a high-quality, corrosion-resistant coating.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What factors contribute to corrosion in cooling towers?
Water quality: High levels of dissolved minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, can increase the corrosiveness of the water. pH levels outside the optimal range can also accelerate corrosion.
Water Treatment: Implementing proper water treatment processes, including filtration, chemical treatment, and pH adjustment, can help control corrosion by minimizing the concentration of corrosive agents in the water.
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Alignment and Balancing: Ensure that fan blades are properly aligned and balanced to prevent vibration and optimize airflow distribution. This may involve adjusting blade angles, tightening fasteners, or using specialized balancing equipment.
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Corrosion: While GRP tanks are resistant to corrosion, metallic components such as bolts and fittings can still corrode over time, leading to leaks and structural weakness.
Structural Reinforcement: Reinforce the structural integrity of the GRP tank by ensuring proper installation, adequate support, and adherence to manufacturer guidelines. Additionally, consider reinforcing vulnerable areas prone to impact or stress, such as corners and seams.
Rust formation on the surface of steel tanks is a visible sign of corrosion. If left unchecked, rust can penetrate the tank's surface and compromise its integrity.
Remove rust from the surface of the tank using appropriate methods such as wire brushing, sandblasting, or chemical treatment. Once rust is removed, apply rust-inhibiting coatings to prevent its recurrence.