What is HDG Water Tank?

HDG water tank is the short of Hot Dip Galvanized water tank,with 90 μm thick surface zinc coating of Q235 Pressed Steel. Zinc coating can help to prevent rust and corrosion over at least 10 years. HDG water tanks have the most panels types including 1000 x 1000 mm,1000 x 500 mm,500 x 500 mm,1220 x 1220 mm.So HDG water tanks are more flexible and high cost-effective.Meanwhile,the strong steel structure and zinc coating protection has made it available to be used as  underground water tank.

National standard (12S101) pressed steel sectional rectangular water tank showing

The Tanzania Coca-Cola project features a 40m × 10m × 5m (H) National Standard HDG sectional steel water tank, offering a total storage capacity of approximately 2,000 cubic meters.

The Qatar project includes a 22m (11+11) × 5m × 5m (H) (With partition) National Standard HDG water tank, also designed with a height of 5 meters to meet the specific storage and operational requirements of the site.

Both projects highlight Huili’s capability in handling tanks with a height of 5 meters (Our maximum height is 7 meters pressed steel water tank located in Singapore), which requires precise structural design, panel reinforcement, and base support planning to ensure long-term stability and operational safety. Each tank was engineered, prefabricated, and installed according to its unique site conditions and project goals.

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Tanzania Coca-cola Projects HDG water tank

Tanzania Coca-Cola project 40x10x5m (H)

Qatar HDG water tank

Qatar project 22(11+11)x5x5m (With partition)

British standard pressed steel sectional rectangular water tank showing (Optional)

Huili is capable of designing and manufacturing hot-dip galvanized (HDG) sectional steel water tanks in accordance with both the National Standard (12S101) and British Standard (BS 1564:1975) (Initially from Braithwaite pressed steel panel sectional water tanks), depending on the unique requirements of each project.

While Huili has delivered many large-scale tanks under the National Standard, we also have extensive experience with British Standard tanks (two different patterns of panels for your reference):

One such project, located in Tanzania, was built to British Standard (BS 1564:1975) and features dimensions of 25.62 × 24.4 × 4.88 meters (H). This tank offers a storage capacity exceeding 3,000 cubic meters, demonstrating our ability to deliver high-volume, structurally sound solutions in demanding environments.

Another British Standard tank was delivered for a municipal project in Lesotho. This tank measures 17.08 × 17.08 × 3.66 meters (H) and was designed to support stable and efficient water supply for local government needs.

If you have any water tank inquiries,just drop me email  [email protected] or text Whatsapp:+8618505343912.

Tanzania BS HDG water tank

Tanzania British Standard 25.62×24.4×4.88m (H) (Pattern-one)

Malaysia HDG water tank inner design

British Standard Pressed Steel Water Tank Inner Structure

Lesotho HDG 17.08x17.08x3.66m

BS1564 Lesotho Municipal Project 17.08 x17.08×3.66m(H) (Pattern-two)

BS 1564:1975 Pressed Steel Water Tank Inner Structure

British Standard Pressed Steel Water Tank Inner Structure

Elevated Steel Water Tank vs Ground Water Tank

According to the installation position, HDG (Hot-Dip Galvanized) water tanks can be categorized into elevated (or overhead) water tanks and ground (or on-ground) water tanks. Here’s a detailed description of each type:

Elevated HDG Water Tank (Overhead Water Tank)

Installation Position: Installed at a height, usually on top of a tower, steel support structure, or building rooftop.

Purpose:

Provides gravity-fed water supply, eliminating the need for continuous pumping.

Ensures stable water pressure for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

Commonly used in municipal water supply systems, high-rise buildings, agricultural irrigation, and firefighting systems.

Structural Features:

Requires strong supporting structures (concrete or steel towers) to bear the weight of the filled tank.

The tank is often designed with corrosion-resistant coatings to withstand outdoor exposure.

Can be constructed in modular panel form for easy transportation and assembly.

Advantages:

Energy-efficient: Uses gravity instead of relying on pumps.

Reliable water supply even during power outages.

Disadvantages:

Higher installation cost due to the need for a support structure.

Requires structural reinforcement for earthquake and wind resistance.

Ground HDG Water Tank (On-Ground Water Tank)

Installation Position: Installed directly on the ground or on a concrete base/foundation.

Purpose:

Used for water storage in factories, fire protection, agriculture, and residential areas.

Serves as a backup water supply in case of shortages or emergencies.

Structural Features:

Typically modular and assembled using galvanized steel panels.

Often equipped with inlet, outlet, overflow, and drainage pipes for efficient water management.

Can be customized in various sizes and shapes to fit available space.

Advantages:

Easier installation with lower structural requirements.

Scalable: Can be expanded by adding more panels.

Disadvantages:

Needs a pump to distribute water at higher pressure.

Takes up more ground space, which may not be ideal in urban areas.

Comparison Summary

Feature Elevated HDG Water Tank Ground HDG Water Tank
Installation On a tower/building On a concrete foundation
Water Supply Gravity-fed, no pump needed Needs a pump for distribution
Cost Higher (structure required) Lower
Usage Municipal, firefighting, irrigation Industrial, backup storage, fire safety
Maintenance More challenging due to height Easier access for maintenance
Overhead HDG water tank

Elevated HDG water tank in Botswana

Elevated water tank installed on the steel tower

Elevated HDG water tank in Nigeria

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