Water storage plays an important role in water supply. After all, a large part of the drinking water is stored temporarily in tanks on the way from its procuring to the consumer. Resulting in more or less long periods that drinking water spends in the network. How the water is actually stored has a considerable influence on the quality of the drinking water. Factors affecting the water include long-term changes in the quality of materials, interactions between the tank walls and the medium, and also those influences originating in continuous operation, and in cleaning and maintenance activities. Leaks, long dwell times with inadequate mixing, and also reactions between the atmosphere, the tank walls and the water itself, can be factors in bacterial infestation and the resulting complaints.

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The film report shows the main advantages of the HydroSystemTank stainless steel tank system against classic concrete tanks.