Center Enamel Supports Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks for Niger Drinking Water Project
In a significant initiative to improve water accessibility and safety in Niger, Center Enamel supplied six Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) tanks for the Niger Drinking Water Project, including tanks dedicated to drinking water, wastewater, and fire water storage. This project, completed in November 2009, continues to provide essential water storage solutions that enhance both water security and fire safety in the region.
Project Overview: Niger Drinking Water Project
The Niger Drinking Water Project supports the country’s need for reliable water storage by offering dedicated systems for life water, drinking water, and fire water storage. This project’s robust design and strategic execution exemplify Center Enamel’s commitment to high-quality, sustainable water solutions, especially in challenging environments.
Project Details:
Total Tanks: 6
Storage Types: Drinking water, wastewater, and fire water
Tank Specifications:
Drinking Water Tanks: 2 units, each with Ø19.86m x 4.8m (H)
Wastewater Tank: 1 unit with Ø9.93m x 4.2m (H)
Fire Water Tanks: 3 units, each with Ø9.93m x 3.6m (H)
Installation Date: November 2009
Operation Status: Completed and operational
Each tank was designed to meet the unique demands of the Niger environment, offering resilience, reliability, and ease of maintenance to support both community water needs and safety infrastructure.
Why Glass-Fused-to-Steel Tanks Are the Ideal Choice for Water Projects
Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) tanks are known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and efficient assembly, making them ideal for water storage projects in remote or challenging regions. The GFS technology used by Center Enamel combines the strength of steel with a durable glass coating, which ensures a long lifespan and minimal maintenance requirements.
Advantages of GFS Tanks for Drinking Water Projects:
Corrosion Resistance: The GFS tanks resist rust and corrosion, ensuring water purity and a long tank lifespan.
Structural Integrity: Engineered to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions, GFS tanks are durable and stable, providing reliable performance in various climates.
Ease of Installation: GFS tanks are manufactured in modular sections for rapid assembly, minimizing on-site installation time and lowering labor costs.
Enhancing Safety with Fire Water Storage
In addition to drinking water storage, this project includes three tanks dedicated to fire water storage. Fire water tanks are crucial for providing immediate access to water in emergencies, enhancing safety infrastructure for communities and industries alike. With a total of three fire water tanks, this project helps secure water resources for fire protection, providing peace of mind and enhancing community resilience.
Center Enamel: A Trusted Partner in Global Water Storage Solutions
With decades of experience and projects in over 100 countries, Center Enamel has established itself as a leading provider of Glass-Fused-to-Steel tank solutions. Our tanks are designed and manufactured to meet international standards, including ISO 9001, NSF/ANSI 61, and AWWA D103-09, ensuring they deliver on quality, reliability, and safety.
The Niger Drinking Water Project is one of many examples of how Center Enamel’s expertise in Glass-Fused-to-Steel technology supports critical infrastructure worldwide. By providing durable, efficient, and environmentally sound water storage solutions, Center Enamel plays a key role in promoting sustainable access to water for communities in need.
The Niger Drinking Water Project demonstrates Center Enamel’s commitment to providing reliable, high-quality water storage solutions. Through this project, Center Enamel has helped support Niger’s access to clean drinking water, efficient wastewater management, and enhanced fire safety. For robust, eco-friendly, and dependable water storage solutions, Center Enamel is the partner of choice for industries and communities worldwide.
Contact us today to learn how Center Enamel can support your water storage and infrastructure needs.