Core Engineered Solutions - ConVault Aboveground Storage Tanks

The difference between ConVault aboveground storage tanks and steel jacketed tanks is simple. Six inches of reinforced concrete protecting BOTH the primary and secondary containment. The benefits of this include added protection for your facility against catastrophic events including fire, ballistics, vehicle impact and vandalism. In addition the concrete exterior will not rust or corrode.

1. Added Safety and Protection

ConVault : Provides added safety and true ballistic/ impact protection for BOTH the primary and secondary containment.
The Competition: The secondary containment on steel jacketed tanks is not protected. A vehicle or ballistic impact can easily penetrate the competition’s secondary containment.

The ConVault Advantage

Designed for Value

Engineered for Safety

ConVault vs. Steel Jacketed Tanks

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Sizes & Dimensions

ConVault Aboveground Tank Specs

ConVault Aboveground Tank Drawings

ConVault Finishes


ConVault: Six inches of monolithic, reinforced concrete ensures maximum protection.
The Competition: The competition uses a weaker "lightweight concrete" or "lightweight thermal insulation."
2. Lower Maintenance and Ownership Costs
ConVault: Low maintenance / corrosion proof exterior. ConVault tanks are covered with a low maintenance concrete exterior in exposed aggregate, painted epoxy and StoTM finishes that will not rust or corrode.

The Competition The competition’s steel finish requires constant maintenance (sandblasting / repainting) to protect against corrosion.

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