Over the past century, more than 100,000 water storage tanks have been constructed, surpassing those made from any other building material. Many steel water tanks have been operational for over a century and are still in use today. Indeed, under favorable conditions, the lifespan of a stainless steel water storage tank can exceed a century. […]
Your Water Tank’s Recipe for Longevity and Safety: Industry Standards Read More »
Uncertain about the safety of your panel tanks? Wondering if they comply with national regulations? The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) can help. This non-profit organization sets standards to enhance public safety, and one of their key areas of focus is inspecting panel tanks used to store liquids like water, oil, and chemicals. Advancements in
Meeting NFPA Standards for Panel Tank Inspections with Underwater Drone Technology Read More »
Regular inspection of panel tanks is essential to adhere to the standards set by the American Water Works Association (AWWA). These standards form the basis for designing, constructing, and maintaining water storage tanks, ensuring they are safe, dependable, and capable of delivering clean water to communities. By conducting regular inspections, facilities can detect potential issues
AWWA: Setting the Benchmark for Water Safety Read More »
The standards for water tank inspections encompass protocols for assessment and maintenance, aiming to achieve expected safety standards. Organizations such as the National Fire Protection Association and the American Water Works Association develop detailed guidelines and specifications customized for each water tank and its specific purposes. NFPA and AWWA: what are these Organizations? The National
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