Ultra-Stiff Double-Sided Arc-Ribbed Fire Water Tank

Component Materials Selection Guide

• Steel: Requires the highest quality HDG coating or 304 SS, as the cost of failure far outweighs material savings.

• Sealing: Specialized, high-density EPDM gaskets designed for high-compression, long-term service.

• Base: Requires a foundation designed to manage the high seismic shear forces and concentrated load points of the stiffened structure.

• Accessories: Dedicated anti-vortex plates and low-level cut-off devices on the fire suction port.

Scenario-Based FAQs

• Q: Does the "Ultra-Stiff" design eliminate the need for internal tie rods?
• A: In shorter tanks, yes. For very tall, high-capacity tanks (e.g., 6-meter height), some tie rods may still be required by code, but the number and density are significantly reduced compared to flat-panel tanks.

• Q: Is this tank more difficult to transport due to the ribbing?
• A: No. The panels are stackable and designed for standard shipping. The primary difference is the care required to handle the stiffened panels during the on-site lifting process.

• Q: How is the ultra-stiff tank integrated with the fire pump system?
• A: The tank is designed to bolt directly to the foundation slab shared with the Mingxing Tank-Type Integrated Fire Pump Station, ensuring a short, optimally aligned, high-reliability suction line.