Fiberglass tanks

Types:

1. Horizontal tanks(above and below ground)
2. Vertical tanks

Manufacturing method:Marjan water tanks are made using the latest global technological techniques in designing one-piece tanks without joints, which gives the tank more strength, durability, and lifetime. Marjan water tanks and formworks are, also, tested, before and after production, using the latest testing methods, they also have a layer of protective foam to protect the tanks underground.

Specifications and Features:

• 25-year guarantee
•  Customized manufacturing and size for vertical and horizontal tanks above and underground
• The sizes of a one-piece tank can contain up to 200 thousand liters, which provides engineering durability
• Resistant to algae and bacteria, and doesn’t need insulation internally
• The ability, endurance, and resistance to withstand difficult situations and weather conditions
•  The ability to customize and add wanted accessories, such as ladders, vents, and covers
•  Used to store freshwater, septic, fuel, and complex chemicals
• Maintenance ease as it contains a maintenance vent, which doesn’t require moving the tank out of the installation area.

1. Leave a 15 cm concrete slab under the tank and 30 cm of clean sand between the concrete pad and the tank.
2. Leave at least 40 to 45 cm between the tank and the pit walls.
3. Leave 45 between the individual tanks placed side by side or end to end.

The following is a list of natural conditions not suitable for the standard installation of the fiberglass tank:

1. The soil is unstable, meaning that it has a bearing capacity of less than 900 kg/sq ft or a cohesion value less than 225 kg/sq ft.
2.  Locations suspected to be completely saturated with water during rainy seasons.
3. Swamps or locations close to water bodies and tides.
4. Any kind of landfill locations.
5. Wet pits (when water is found while digging).
6. Active hydroponic composite soil or hydrophilic expanded soil (hydro expanded bentonite)
7. Possible floodplains along the banks of streams, rivers, or lakes.
8.  Storing hot water above 150 Fahrenheit, such as: (water generated by solar heat systems, process cooling water, or geothermal springs).

Uses:

1. Water storage: The materials used in manufacturing fiberglass tanks guarantee water is potable inside the tank. The manufacturing quality and quality standards application ensures that no leakage occurs outside the tank, and no bacteria, algae, and unpleasant smells are gathered..
2.  Septic storage: Fiberglass tanks are used to store septic and industrial effluent materials, and since these materials don’t chemically react with the tank’s body, the materials don’t leak outside of it.
3. Fuel storage: The type of tank which requires the most accuracy in manufacturing and interest in all details. The manufacturing starts from the tank’s body design and locating the vents, and ends with the installation of the tank under the supervision of specialized technicians, who are trained and qualified to install these tank types, in order to ensure the installation quality and avoid the risks of breakage and leakage.
4.  Chemicals storage: Chemicals storage: Chemical tanks are not less in need of sensitivity and manufacturing and installation accuracy than the aforementioned tank. But it usually differs from the aforementioned tank in size. Chemical tanks are usually smaller in size which requires more accuracy, as the smaller the details got, the more complicated it becomes, and the more experience and skills are needed. This is what makes us special in this industry, according to major companies and public and private institutions.