Concrete tanks are much more expensive than prefabricated water tanks
The installation of concrete tanks requires more time and they cannot be used immediately after construction because the concrete must harden, while prefabricated water tanks are not like that
Prefabricated water tanks can be dismantled and moved, but concrete tanks are not like this, so prefabricated water tankers are flexible
Concrete tanks need a heavier foundation compared to prefabricated water tanks
Due to the presence of hydrogen sulfide in urban and rural wastewater, which causes concrete to crumble, the use of concrete tanks in this regard is not appropriate at all
Concrete bursting, especially in winter, is very important in the concrete structure of storage tanks, sewage treatment plants, transmission lines and water distribution networks
Concrete tanks, unlike prefabricated water tanks, have time (seasonal) and location limitations in construction and installation
Although concrete is a popular and widely used material in construction materials, it also has some weaknesses. Such as low tensile strength, low formability, low energy absorption, shrinkage and shrinkage of concrete, followed by cracks caused by it and finally, cracks caused by improper processing and hardening of concrete (Cracking hardening and curing