Right-sized chemical supply for consistent, short-cycle pump feed
A day tank holds a smaller working volume of chemical, typically sized to a day or a shift of dosing rather than extended bulk storage, positioned directly at the pump skid to provide a stable, consistent suction source. Feeding a metering pump directly from a bulk tank introduces problems a day tank avoids, long suction lines lose prime more easily, and large tank volumes make it harder to verify how much chemical is actually being consumed over a given period. By refilling a smaller day tank on a routine schedule from the bulk supply, operators get a built-in consumption check, if the day tank empties faster or slower than expected, that’s an early signal something in the dosing system needs attention.
What's Included
- Tank sized to the facility’s dosing rate and refill schedule
- Level indication, typically with low-level pump cutoff
- Fill connection from bulk storage, manual or automated
- Outlet connection sized for direct pump suction
- Secondary containment sized to tank volume
| Specifications | Description |
|---|---|
| Capacity Range | 50 to 1,000 liters |
| Tank Material | HDPE or stainless steel, chemical dependent |
| Level Monitoring | Visual gauge or float switch with low-level cutoff |
| Fill Method | Manual or automated transfer from bulk storage |
| Mounting | Standalone or integrated onto injection skid |
| Containment | Secondary containment sized to tank volume |
| Testing | Factory leak tested prior to dispatch |