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The roof steel frame bolted together at ground level inside the first ring of a tank shell, on the concrete pad beside the site buildings
Fire water

Fire water tanks

Two tanks on one pad, holding the fire suppression supply for a fuel precinct.

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Two fire water storage tanks built side by side at a fuel precinct. Together they hold the supply for fire suppression to the administrative buildings on site.

Sector
Fire water
Location
North Island
Tanks
Two
Capacity
540,000 litres each
On site
6 weeks
Build & Install in full

North Island. Marker position is indicative.

  • The two completed dark fire water tanks standing side by side on their concrete pad, access stairs up the outside of each
  • One of the finished tanks from the ground, with its access stair, caged ladder and roof platform
  • Looking up the gap between the two tanks, outlet flanges on each wall at ground level
  • Low angle up the wall of a finished tank to the caged ladder and roof platform against a clear sky
  • The finished roof sheeting on a tank, fixings in rows, a turbine vent standing at the ridge
  • Along the ridge capping of a completed tank roof, turbine vent and roof hatch frame at the far end
The two completed dark fire water tanks standing side by side on their concrete pad, access stairs up the outside of each
One of the finished tanks from the ground, with its access stair, caged ladder and roof platform
Looking up the gap between the two tanks, outlet flanges on each wall at ground level
Low angle up the wall of a finished tank to the caged ladder and roof platform against a clear sky
The finished roof sheeting on a tank, fixings in rows, a turbine vent standing at the ridge
Along the ridge capping of a completed tank roof, turbine vent and roof hatch frame at the far end

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Reinforcing steel laid for a tank foundation at sunset, crew working

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