A precast RCC water tank is a water storage structure made from reinforced concrete that is manufactured off-site in precast sections or panels and then assembled on-site to form a complete tank. These tanks are designed to store water for various purposes, such as domestic use, irrigation, or fire protection.

• Faster construction: Precast components can be manufactured in a controlled environment simultaneously with on-site preparations, resulting in reduced construction time.
• Quality control: Precast components are produced under strict quality control measures, ensuring consistent quality and durability.
• Cost-effective: Precast components often lead to cost savings due to reduced labor, shorter construction time, and optimized material usage.
• Flexibility: Precast RCC tanks can be customized in terms of size, shape, and capacity to meet specific project requirements.
• Durability: RCC is a strong and durable material that can withstand harsh environmental conditions and has a longer lifespan compared to other materials.

The size of precast RCC water tanks Start From 3000 Litre to 25000 Litres. Custom sizes can also be manufactured based on specific project needs.

• • Site preparation: The tank's foundation is prepared and leveled to support the weight of the tank.
• Transportation and placement: Precast panels or sections are transported to the site and lifted into position using cranes or other suitable equipment.
• Connection and sealing: The precast components are connected and sealed using appropriate joints and sealants to ensure water-tightness.
• • Reinforcement and post-tensioning: Additional reinforcement, such as steel bars, may be added, and post-tensioning cables are tensioned to enhance structural strength and stability.
• Finishing and waterproofing: The tank's interior and exterior surfaces are finished and waterproofed to prevent leakage and ensure water quality.

Yes, precast RCC water tanks can be installed underground. The tanks are designed to withstand the soil and hydrostatic pressures typically encountered in underground applications. Proper waterproofing measures are taken to ensure the tank remains watertight even when buried.

Precast RCC water tanks require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning of the tank's interior to remove sediment and debris is essential to maintain water quality. Inspection of the tank for any cracks, leaks, or signs of deterioration should be conducted periodically. If any issues are identified, repairs should be carried out promptly to prevent further damage.