High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) horizontal tanks are widely used for the storage of various liquids, including chemicals, water, and waste products. Here are some key details typically associated with HDPE horizontal tanks. HDPE is resistant to impact, UV light, and various chemicals. Easier to transport and install compared to other materials like metal. Unlike metal tanks, HDPE does not corrode. Cylindrical design that allows for efficient liquid storage and minimizes the surface area. Available in various capacities, typically ranging from 100 gallons to several thousand gallons. Varies depending on tank size and intended use; thicker walls provide greater strength and durability. Should be installed on a flat, level surface. Consideration for support structures may be necessary based on tank size. Designed to be installed horizontally; some models may come with anchoring options to prevent movement.
Many tanks include vents to allow for gas escape and prevent pressure buildup. Optional secondary containment systems may be recommended for environmental protection. Regular cleaning may be needed to prevent buildup of residues. Routine checks for leaks or damage to maintain integrity and safety. Used in manufacturing, agriculture, and chemical processing. Suitable for potable water storage with appropriate certifications. Effective for the containment of various waste materials. Must meet local and federal regulations for the storage of specific liquids. Often available in various colors for identification and UV protection. for fittings, valves, and gauges can be customized based on needs. walls provide greater strength and durability. Should be installed on a flat, level surface.
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