| Wed Aug 31, 2011 | Post #1 | pankaj
Join date: Jul 2011 |  Post subject: re: hi
You are looking for water tank quality first of all please note this that water tank material must be marked food grade . 3 layer tank is better and tank must be white from inside . outer is black or white it does'nt matter . water in white tank become less warmer than in black tanks mostly in summers.
now if water is salty tanks doesnt get effected the problem will occur with the pipe lines it should be upvc pipes because salty water spoils the GI pipes within 4 to 5 years. you can use larger ro waterpurifiers to prevent your GI pipelines.
thanks
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| Wed Aug 31, 2011 | Post #2 | pankaj
Join date: Jul 2011 | Post subject: about the pipes
In my previous post by mistake i told you to use UPVC pipes instead of GI pipes . It should be PPRC pipes. | | |
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| Thu Sep 01, 2011 | Post #3 | Raman Mittal
Join date: Feb 2011 | Post subject: What about the Algae ( the green water jelly)
Hi Pankaj,
THanks for your valuable advice. But I still have some concerns, as you told that we must use the White coloured Water tank. I have heard that the white water tanks develop the Algae very quickly as compared to Black ones.
On the other hand the water in Black water tanks gets warmer quickly as compared to White ones. So what would you suggest.
Also what is the difference between the 2 or 3 layer water tanks, is it the coating that matters or there are 2-3 sheets of plastics are joined to form a water tank. Recently I have seen the water tank stating a 4-layer one and offering me a price of Rs 4.50/ Litre.
Please give me your views on the same. | | |
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| Wed Sep 07, 2011 | Post #4 | George Turner
Join date: Sep 2011 | ugh, looks like you will need to do some estimate usage calculations to settle for a certain capacity tank. Perhaps it's wise to choose one on the larger side just to be sure... | | |
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