PETROSEAL

Application

Water Tank Waterproofing

Water tank waterproofing requires materials and detailing rated for continuous or intermittent immersion, potable or non-potable service as applicable, and crack-bridging at joints. Petroseal supports tank projects with cementitious systems, selected liquid coatings, and membrane options where the design allows. Potable-water approvals are only claimed when documented for the specific product batch and market.

Recommended systems

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ConditionRecommended system
Concrete tank under coatingCementitious waterproofing
Seamless spray liningPolyurea / PU system (verify media)

Technical requirements

  • —Confirm immersion and chemical exposure
  • —Surface preparation to specified profile
  • —Joint and pipe sleeve detailing

Limitations

  • —Potable certification NEEDS_SOURCE unless batch documents are provided

Application sequence

  1. Empty and prepare tank
  2. Treat cracks/joints
  3. Apply system
  4. Cure and test

Common failure modes

  • —Coating over damp substrate
  • —Unsealed pipe entries

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FAQ

Can polyurea line water tanks?
Selected polyurea systems are used for tank lining when chemically compatible and correctly primed. Confirm product data and project specification before use.