Storage--Liquid--Bulk

You can find information on bulk liquid storage under this heading in Yellow Pages®. Liquids are commonly stored in tanks. The size and material of the tank depends on the type of liquid. Liquid can be non-corrosive as water, or corrosive as sulphuric acid. If a liquid is not stored in the correct type of storage unit, there can be leakages and damages. Yellow Pages® contains a comprehensive list of bulk liquid storage across Australia.

A liquid storage unit’s main function is to protect the liquid from any external environmental and physical damage. Also, the storage unit must be strong and durable enough to protect itself from external agents. Bulk liquid is often stored in huge tanks. These tanks are mostly made of polyethylene or some other artificial material. Liquid cannot be stored in any porous or semi-permeable storage device. Most often the polyethylene tanks are one-piece tanks that do not rust, leak, corrode, or chip.

Standard liquid storage tanks have different configurations to meet various requirements. Some standard liquid storage tanks have closed tops, open tops, cone bottoms, and other speciality designs. Polyethylene tanks can be used to store grey water, potable water, certain chemicals, liquid fertilisers, and other liquids. It is recommended that you take expert advice before you store any liquid in a storage unit. Chemically inert material is the best option for any storage unit. There are many companies that offer storage information on their Web sites. To transport liquid from one place to another, there are specialised vehicles called tankers.