What should a tank inquiry include?
A useful inquiry describes the application, required capacity and operating conditions, along with the proposed installation and delivery location. An approved drawing or existing equipment details can help us understand the scope.
| Information | What to share |
|---|---|
| Application | How the tank will be used. For liquid storage, name the stored medium. |
| Capacity | Required volume, with its unit. State whether the value is required or still being decided. |
| Operating conditions | Required working pressure with units, operating temperature and any other specified conditions. |
| Installation | Available space, vertical or horizontal preference, mounting dimensions and access constraints. |
| Connections | Required connection sizes, locations and any supplied drawing or equipment interface details. |
| Material & documentation | Any required material, coating, design standard, testing, inspection or certification. These must be confirmed in the agreed scope. |
| Quantity & delivery | Number of tanks, destination and target schedule. Delivery feasibility and lead time need confirmation. |
Replacing an existing tank?
Include its nameplate information, photographs, mounting dimensions and connection details. Let us know which equipment it connects to and which dimensions must remain the same.
Still working out the specification?
Start with the application and the information you already have. Tell us what needs clarification. We can discuss the requirement before a quotation is finalized.
This is an inquiry checklist
It is not a sizing calculation, design approval or operating instruction. The final specification and suitability for the intended application must be confirmed through technical review.