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To: Pontiac

not saying a pyrimid shape just a wider base and skinnier top could help stability butwould result in less water pressure But youre not going to get much pressure at 4/10’s pounds per verticle foot

Stainless ? who can afford thatstuff any more

polly is good see H.D.P.E products used extensively in construction


54 posted on 09/08/2014 11:19:57 PM PDT by jcon40
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To: jcon40
not saying a pyrimid shape just a wider base and skinnier top could help stability butwould result in less water pressure

Actually you do not lose any water pressure because of the shape of the tank.

The only thing that matters is the height of the water column.

You will lose water pressure more quickly however as you use water because the tank level will lower more quickly.

I do like the idea of burying part of the tank. You could probably get by with only a foot of concrete for the footer by doing that. Of course you would have to add a pump to the system to get access to the lower level water.

No telling what it would take to get a construction permit of something like this.

57 posted on 09/08/2014 11:51:40 PM PDT by Pontiac (The welfare state must fail because it is contrary to human nature and diminishes the human spirit.)
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