Customer Design Data Sheet
| Fiberglass
Reinforced Storage Tank Specification| FIBERGLASS
Below Ground STORAGE TANK SPECIFICATION | HEAT_TRACING_QUESTIONER
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| Vertical Cylindrical - Versatile basic design makes this the most popular and economical tank. | Horizontal - Used where height restrictions and process specifications rule out verticle tanks. |
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| Rectangular - Wide variety of custom sizes, capacities, and configurations available. | Underground - Heavier walls and integrally wound ribs help empty and partially empty tanks withstand earth-loading and hydrostatic pressure. |
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| Dished - Most common, most economical top available. | Flat Top - Used where there are height restrictions and heavy worker traffic. |
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| Open Top - Permits view of tank's contents. Used where tops not necessary. Made with integral stiffening band. | Removable Cover - Cover comes bolted or loose. |
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| Flat - The most common and economical bottom. | False - Interior bottom is sloped and supported. Permits full drainage in flatbottom installations. |
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| Sloped - Whole bottom is sloped to permit full drainage. Requires sloped support pad. | Dished - Designed for mixing and blending tanks. |
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| Conical - Used where extra slope is needed. Always custom-made. |
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| Concrete Pad - Most economical and most commonly used. For exterior flat or sloped bottom tanks. | FRP Skirt - Used on dished and conical bottom tanks as an alternate to support legs. |
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| Legs - Can be fabricated from steel or FRP. Steel legs can be encapsulated in FRP for extra corrosion resistance. Legs are fabricated integrally with shell. | Lug or Ring Support - FRP or FRP-encapsulated steel lugs are bonded to the tank. |
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| Saddle - For horizontal tanks. Fabricated to tank with FRP. Available in FRP, steele, or encapsulated or epoxied steel. |