What Is a Drain Tank?
A drain tank is a crucial apparatus used in buildings and facilities for the storage and processing of rainwater and wastewater.
Typically installed underground or within a building, it serves functions such as storing and purifying rainwater, as well as temporarily accumulating wastewater. Drain tanks buried underground are commonly made of materials like concrete or plastic, featuring structures that are less affected by the groundwater level.
Drain tanks are primarily employed in urban planning, construction projects, industrial facilities, etc., contributing to rainwater management and environmental conservation. Regular cleaning is necessary due to the accumulation of debris and impurities inside the tank, requiring periodic maintenance. Additionally, ensuring proper waterproofing measures and ventilation facilities is crucial, and adherence to established standards and regulations in installation and management is necessary to guarantee safe drainage disposal.