Chemical Storage for Water & Wastewater Projects

Municipal water and wastewater facilities.
Industrial processing plants.
Infrastructure upgrades and plant expansions.
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These projects demand chemical storage and feed systems that will perform — under continuous operation, aggressive chemical exposure, and strict compliance requirements. At Percheron Plastic, we support engineers specifying treatment systems across Canada. From our base in Peterborough, Ontario, we work directly with municipal authorities, industrial operators, consulting engineers, and mechanical contractors to deliver reliable bulk storage and chemical feed solutions.Our strength is a working knowledge of the industrial product landscape. That allows us to align your project requirements with storage systems that are efficient, appropriate, and defensible — without overbuilding or introducing avoidable lifecycle cost.

Designed for Aggressive Treatment Chemicals

We regularly support storage and feed systems for:

• Sodium hypochlorite
• Sulphuric acid
• Phosphoric acid
• PAC coagulants
• Flocculants and related treatment chemicals

These are demanding environments. Material compatibility, structural integrity, and long-term corrosion resistance are not optional.

Properly specified industrial poly tanks will resist chemical attack, maintain structural stability, and reduce long-term maintenance when matched correctly to the application.

Bulk Storage, Day Tanks & Integrated Feed Systems

Water treatment systems require more than standalone tanks.
We support:

• Bulk chemical storage for primary containment
• Day tanks for localized, controlled supply
• Chemical dosing and feed systems integrated with processing equipment
• Localized storage and feed delivery designed around plant layout and service access

We understand how storage interacts with pumps, metering systems, and mechanical installation requirements — and we configure solutions accordingly.
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Municipal water and wastewater treatment facility.

Engineered for Uptime and Redundancy

Treatment facilities cannot tolerate unnecessary shutdowns. We assist in specifying systems that support redundancy planning, staged maintenance, and integration with mechanical contractor workflows. The objective is clear: minimize single-point failure risk while maintaining capital discipline.

Risks We Help You Avoid

Improper specification leads to predictable problems:

• Premature corrosion
• Material incompatibility
• Excess maintenance
• Installation inefficiencies

Our experience with chemical storage equipment and chemical feed systems allows us to identify those risks early — and recommend solutions that will perform as intended in real operating conditions.

If you are designing or upgrading a municipal or industrial water treatment facility, we are available to review your chemical storage and feed requirements.

Specify with confidence.