Neutralization Tanks

CAT. NO.
CAPACITY
GALLONS
USABLE 
VOLUME
CU. FT.
TANK
DIA.
A
B
C
D
E
WALL
THICKNESS
APPROX.
SHIPPING
WEIGHT
APPROX. LBS.
LIMESTONE
CHIPS
MAX
INLET OR 
OUTLET
SPEC. SIZE
INLET/OUTLET
SPEC. SIZE
VENT
PEP 0005
5
.41
11"
14
  
12
2
15 1/2
3/16
20
50
2
    
PEP 0015
15
1.0
18"
15
  
10
2
21 3/8
3/16
25
100
3
    
PEP 0030
30
2.8
18"
29
  
22
3
22 7/8
3/16
30
200
3
    
PEP 0055
55
5.0
22"
36
  
27
3
24 1/4
3/16
50
500
4
    
PEP 0100
100
11.5
28"
42
  
36
4
32
5/16
85
1000
4
    
PEP 0150
150
16.0
31"
48
  
38
6
36 1/2
5/16
100
1750
6
    
PEP 0200
200
20.5
36"
48
  
38
6
40 1/2
5/16
125
2500
6
    
PEP 0275
275
25.0
42"
48
  
38
6
47
5/16
160
3200
6
    
PEP 0350
350
37.5
48"
48
  
38
6
51
5/16
200
4000
6
    
PEP 0500
500
62.5
52"
60
  
52
6
56
3/8
225
5000
6
    
PEP 1200
1200
150
69"
84
  
72
8
76
3/8
500
11,000
6
    
PEP 2000
2000
220
84"
84
  
72
8
91
7/16
850
16,000
6
    
NOTE: All dimensions are in inches.  These tanks are custom made to your specifications and are not returnable.  An authorization signature is required.
GUIDE SPECIFICATION (see above chart for catalog #, etc.)

Contractor shall furnish and install, High Density Polyethylene or Polypropylene Neutralization Tank. Tank shall be rotationally molded, seamless construction, with bolt down gasketed cover as supplied by P.E.P. Tank shall be catalog No. _____________ having _____________ gallon capacity, complete with “ inlet and outlet, and_______________ vent connection. Tank to be “ diameter X “ high. Tank shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations.

Contractor shall furnish and fill the tank prior to operation with approved neutralization agent such as limestone or marble chips, one to three inches in size, to a level just below tank outlet. Water should be added to the tank after placement of neutralization agent.

SIZING OF NEUTRALIZATION TANKS

Sizing the correct Neutralization Tank for a specific project is done by relating the number of sinks that are to be discharged through the tank, to the required gallon capacity of the tank.  This table can be used a s a guide.
 

No. Sinks 1 4 8 16 25 40 60 75 100 150 300 500
Tank Size:
gallons		 5 15 30 55 100 150 200 275 350 500 1200 2000

INSTALLATION AND APPLICATION ADVICE

1. Tanks must be placed on a flat, solid surface to allow uniform, full support to tank bottom. Such surfaces may be basement floors, concrete pads or compact, stone-free sandbeds.

2. All concrete surfaces should be lined with Safeguard” Polypropylene lining materials. Safeguardtm lining shall be a minimum of 1 /2” thickness.

3. Tank must not be used to support manhole covers, traffic of any kind or heavy equipment.

4. Do not support tanks by inlet, outlet, vent or piping system.

5. Tanks must not be subjected to pressurized or vacuum applications.

6. Depending upon effluent content HDPE tanks may be used at temperature up to 1 60’F, and polypropylene tanks (available on special order) up to 212’F. Consult P.E.P. for advice on chemical resistance.

7. Please consult our Engineering Department with any special design requirements. Note our fab shop and field crews can build tank inside your location to increase capacity and avoid limited access problems, i.e., door openings, etc. Contact our Sales Department.

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE CONTRACTS
P.E.P. will provide complete start-up training and maintenance under our maintenance service contract.

P.E.P.’s technicians will provide maintenance and periodically test all components (pH probes, etc.) and replace all reagent chemicals as required.
Please contact our Sales Department for a copy of our Maintenance Service Contract.