Vinmax is a writer of technical engineering articles on water and chemical storage containers.

Areas of specialty include the application of containers, vessels and tanks, liquid and bulk material solids storage containers. The consideration of the applicability of both physics and chemistry, in the establishment of specifications, will assure functional applications. We will suggest examples of resources and organizations with areas of expertise that will support logically the conclusions I will propose. My goal is to reduce the time required to re-invent the readers' "wheel", by providing references to verifiable definitive information on these subjects.

Personal and environmental safety will always be the paramount concern as we present methods and suitable storage containers.

This is a resource and not an end-source of information.

1. Plastic Tanks

2. Water Tanks

3. Plastic Tanks

Vinmax wrote this article on water tanks, plastic tanks, chemical tanks, to provide a forum for accumulating information and resources relevant to materials of constructions, specifications and applications.

To date, there have been a number ofs edits from Wikipedia editors, I will continue to update. Vinmax

As the article stands it is missing some valuable resource data, while the FDA, NSF & AWWA as provided have some great application information, the resources from commercial vendors provide the best examples of products to solve the application requirements. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Vinmax (talk • contribs) .

This too, is possible: I have attached herewit a picture of my composition that has a number of different water tanks, elevated storage (carbon steel): hydropneumatic (lined carbon steel): ground storage (lined carbon steel): Chemical contact chamber (Polyethylene)