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A Frac Tank is a large, movable heavy gauge steel storage tank. Typically holding up to 21,000 gallons (500 BBL), it readily provides storage for fresh water, waste water, fuel, chemicals, fertilizers, and more. Easily pulled by a tractor to the job site, it can be moved/emptied as the need arises. Below you can explore different types of tanks and their typical uses. Also check out Industries Served.
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The most popular type of Frac Tank, the Flat Top boasts 21,000 gallons (500 BBL) of storage. Economical and convenient, it is widely used across a variety of industries. In the environmental industry, flat top frac tanks are helpful for storing wastewater, chemicals and fuel. Want to learn more? Check out our Closer Look at Flat Top Tanks post.
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The Slope Top tank is similar to its cousin, the Flat Top. It boasts a 21,000-gallon (500 BBL) capacity, but has a shorter length. Its sloped design gives it a tighter turning radius to maneuver well on farm roads and in tight places. Learn more in our post: A Closer Look at Slope Top Tanks
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The 21,000-gallon (500 BBL) open top frac tank can store a variety of liquids. This includes freshwater, wastewater, and occasionally fuel. The open top makes it simple to check fluid levels and allows easy access for cleaning the tank after a job.
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A 16,000-gallon Double Wall is the tank of choice when environmental concerns run high. Its second internal wall assures the highest standards when dealing with dangerous chemicals. This is especially critical when operating near fresh water areas.
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Gas buster tanks enhance safety by preventing the buildup of dangerous combustible material. They stabilize the thickness of mud and oil emanating from the oil drilling process. Its special design allows gasses to escape from a top vent while fluids dispense from the bottom of the tank.
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Acid tanks are specially designed for high acid resistance. Great for storing hydrochloric acid (HCL) at the job site, most tanks are 21,000 gallons (500 BBL) in size and can handle HCL in concentrations between 15% and 32%.
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Weir tanks have a storage capacity of 18,100 gallons. As the name, weir implies, these tanks control the flow of liquid and particulates in the tank. Over and under weirs speed up the settling of solids, particulates, and floating oils. Some Weir Tanks have a “V” shaped floor designed to drain stored liquids from underneath with ease.
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When your job requires the separation of materials at the job site, the 21,000 gallon (500 BBL) Mud Tank delivers. Storing fluid and rock fragments transported to the surface from an oil well is a typical use in oilfield applications.
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ABOUT SKIDDED TANKS
A skidded tank is a tank mounted on a steel structural support such as angle iron or beams. The platform generally provides three functions:
A handy feature of the skidded tank is that for fuel, it can be a self-contained dispensing and storage system which can be moved where it is needed with relative ease.
ABOUT VACUUM TANKS
Vacuum trailers are generally used to transport sewage, human, and animal waste, and industrial liquids. They are outfitted with pumps and can be used in conjunction with a businesses vacuum truck for extra storage, holding power, and transport. Common industries for this product would be water sewage treatment in environmental industries, agricultural, and chemical industries.