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How to test for leaks in underground water tanks

2009-12-15View Original

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How to test for leaks in underground water tanks? It is relatively easy to check for leaks in underground water tanks, by observing from the surface whether there is any leakage. Please share your opinions on how to test for leaks in such tanks – are there any relevant standards for this?
Reply #22009-12-17
There are specific guidelines; please refer to them. The main function is to control the amount of leakage over a certain period of time.
Reply #32009-12-17
Code for Construction and Acceptance of Petrochemical Concrete Tank Projects SH/T 3535—2002
Reply #42009-12-18
The pool is filled with water, and then an evaporation basin is created; the water level due to leakage is measured, and by subtracting the amount of water that evaporates, the leakage level is determined, which is then used to calculate the amount of leakage
Reply #52009-12-21
During testing, it is possible to follow the \"Specifications for Construction and Acceptance of Petrochemical Concrete Tank Projects\" SH/T 3535—2002 !

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