The Importance of Components and Connection Points Used in Water Tanks

In today's world, storage product technology has advanced significantly. From this perspective, water tanks, whether large or small, are vehicles used for storing and distributing water. In tanks, various components and connection points are used to regulate the flow of water and distribute it according to its requirements.

Connection points are parts that connect different sections of tanks. These connection points are used, for example, to regulate the inflow and outflow of water in tanks. Additionally, connection points are utilized to ensure that water flows at different pressures in different sections of storage products. Other important components used include water pumps, water filters, water sources, valves that control water flow, and structural elements that regulate the interior structure of the tank. These components enable the tanks to operate effectively and ensure the efficient distribution of water. Below, we have listed and researched the connection points and components used in these tools.

1) Sleeve

A sleeve is a component used to regulate the flow of water in storage products. It is like a valve that controls the inlet and outlet of water but has a lighter and more flexible structure. Sleeves are typically made from materials such as metal, plastic, or rubber and are connected to different sections of tanks or water plumbing systems. Sleeves play a critical role in regulating the flow of water in tanks and ensuring the safety and efficiency of water. They are essential for enhancing the security and efficiency of water in tanks and plumbing systems. Sleeves also enable water to be distributed correctly according to its requirements and reduce water loss in plumbing systems by allowing water to flow at different pressures.

2) Cover of the Tanks

The cover section is typically manufactured using the raw material used for tanks. Each tank has its unique advantages. For example, the covers of plastic water tank models are suitable for food contact. To maintain food contact suitability, the cover section is also made from polyethylene. Similarly, the covers of polyester products are made from polyester, and those of products made from stainless steel are made from stainless steel. In addition to the cover, the legs of the relevant storage product are also manufactured using the same raw material as the tank itself. This allows tanks made from stainless steel to be made resistant to UV rays by using metal covers.

3) Equipment Used at Welding Points

In some storage products, additional fittings or rivets are present at certain points, while others do not have them. Tanks made from polyethylene are produced as single pieces, so they do not have any welding. Tanks made from polyester are assembled using special adhesives, and storage products are produced this way. Tanks made from stainless steel are assembled using argon welding. Argon is an element used as a gas in this process. Argon is an odorless, colorless gas that is not suitable for human respiration. Argon is commonly used in metallurgical processes, electronics manufacturing, and energy production. As a result, these tanks are delicately assembled and prepared for use.

The importance of water tanks lies in their ability to ensure the effective use of water in people's daily lives. Water tanks keep the necessary parts and connection points for storing and distributing water together, thereby ensuring the distribution of water according to its requirements.