Equalization Tanks (EQ Tanks) are essential process units in wastewater treatment systems, designed to balance variations in flow rate and pollutant load before downstream treatment. Bolted tank construction provides a reliable and adaptable solution for equalization applications in both municipal and industrial wastewater facilities.
This page focuses exclusively on equalization tank applications, independent of specific tank materials or structural product categories.
Wastewater influent often exhibits significant fluctuations in flow, concentration, and composition. Equalization tanks are used to stabilize these variations, allowing downstream treatment processes to operate under more consistent and controlled conditions.
Typical equalization functions include:
Wastewater influent often exhibits significant fluctuations in flow, concentration, and composition. Equalization tanks are used to stabilize these variations, allowing downstream treatment processes to operate under more consistent and controlled conditions.
Typical equalization functions include:
Bolted construction allows precise adjustment of tank volume to match equalization requirements.
Prefabricated components enable fast on-site assembly within active treatment facilities.
By smoothing influent variations, EQ tanks improve the performance of downstream biological and physical treatment units.
Engineered bolted construction supports continuous operation with predictable performance.
A bolted equalization tank system typically includes:
Equalization tanks are designed in accordance with recognized international standards for wastewater treatment infrastructure. Engineering verification includes:
Bolted equalization tanks deliver reliable performance for stable and efficient wastewater treatment operations.