Wastewater Treatment Tanks for Municipal & Industrial Use

Wastewater Treatment Storage: Materials, Coatings, and Configurations

Wastewater treatment tanks are used for raw waste storage, equalization, aeration and mixing, SBR/MBBR processes, clarification, sludge storage, and final effluent handling. At each of the above stages, different hydraulic and chemical demands are placed on the vessel. A process-matched tank assists in controlled flows to help stabilize loading and downstream equipment protection. Storage configuration supports regulatory compliance and helps facilities maintain stable, efficient operation in municipal and industrial installations.

Material and coating selection have a direct bearing on long-term performance. This may include epoxy-coated carbon steel, glass-fused-to-steel systems, and stainless steel where specified. Factory-baked, immersion-grade powder coatings and linings are applied to protect against corrosion in continuous wastewater service. Where applicable, secondary containment solutions can be included if required by specific site environmental and compliance considerations.

Field bolted steel construction enables mobilization and efficient assembly at the site. It allows capacity to be scaled and also permits variation in the footprint owing to constraints of access on different sites. The wastewater treatment storage tank design​ is made to match your process and storage requirements, matching geometry, nozzles, and any other accessories to the needs of the treatment stage.