What is CB&I water storage?

CB&I pioneered the transition from riveted tanks to welded steel tanks in the 1930s and developed the original Watersphere®, Waterspheroid® and Hydropillar® storage tanks. Today, our water storage products are available anywhere in the world and can be built on either a union or non-union labor basis.

What is a Culligan storage tank?

Culligan storage tanks hold water for peak demand, and optimize use of reverse osmosis and high-purity systems. This storage module is an option for reducing capital costs. Standard tanks are FDA-regulated food grade. To completely customize your water treatment solution, tanks are available in various sizes, materials, and configurations.

What types of water storage cylinders are available?

The McDonald Water Storage range of commercial cylinders are available in either copper, mild steel or stainless steel up to 100,000 litres with copper models available for urgent installations, within 10 working days. All cylinders are available with bespoke design flexibility, to suit your individual application.

Are CB&I water storage tanks bolted or welded?

All CB&I storage tanks are welded steel, not bolted, to deliver superior aesthetics, durability and longevity. CB&I was instrumental in the development of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) standards, beginning with the first AWWA D100 standard in 1941, which applies to all-steel welded water storage tanks.

Who are McDonald water storage?

McDonald Water Storage specialise in manufacturing superior quality Calorifiers to any size and capacity and to suit Vented and Unvented Installations and to feature renewable energy applications.

What is the working pressure of a hot water storage tank?

These tanks are normally lined to prevent rusting, and the standard design working pressure is 125 Psig, which exceeds typical city water main pressure. We offer many available sizes of ASME rated U-Tube Heat Exchangers (“Bundles”) in our Hot Water Storage Tanks.