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| Round Tanks | Square Tanks |
|---|---|
| They are easier to inspect, paint and maintain as they are sat upon raised feet | The entire base is close to the ground which makes it impossible to inspect and repaint |
| The tank is not in near or direct contact with the ground | They rust from the ground up unnoticed |
| Water will run off a round tank | Water will “sit” on top of a square tank causing rust spots to form |
| Round Tanks | Square Tanks |
|---|---|
| There is an air gap between the inner and outer of a round tank which helps reduce condensation and improve security | Square tanks often have common tops (single skin) which causes more condensation and also compromises security |
| These tanks have a smaller base which will help to prevent condensation build up | These tanks have a flat base which means water from condensation will eventually fill the base of the tank |
| Bulk round tanks can be manufactured with a slightly sloping base. This means all water can be extracted at one end | Some square tanks are manufactured with a suction point at one end. This WILL NOT remove all the water & sludge from the base or corners of the tank |
| Round tanks do not have corners for the bacteria to grow in | Condensation and water in the corners of the tank will eventually grow bacteria. This in turn can clog filters and damage equipment |
| Round Tanks | Square Tanks |
|---|---|
| The round tanks are fitted with strengthened lifting points | They are difficult to lift and move and will often need to be strengthened |
| A round tank has one main weld seam which means less opportunity for the tank to leak | A square tank has more weld seams due to the shape. This presents more opportunities for leaks |