- To find out your sump capacity first you need to have length, width and depth of your sump/tank in feet.
- Multiply length, width and depth of your sump to find out cubic area of your tank/sump.
- 1 feet cube area (1′ length * 1′ width * 1′ height) will store upto 28ltrs of water.
- So multiply your sump cubic area with 28 and you will get your sump/tank water storage capacity in liters.
- Above formula will work only if your tank shape is in rectangle or square.
- If at all there are different shapes then find out total area in cubic feet and multiply with 28 which will result number of liters.
- Water pressure will be more on the edges of the tank. So avoid constructing sump/tank corners with 90 degrees like room walls.
- When you are constructing sump, have edges in a curved shape. So that water pressure will be diverted to a larger area. This will have some significant effect in the long run.
- While constructing sump, Manson will use iron mesh during plastering to avoid cracks.
- Sump and tank plastering should be completed at one stretch to avoid cracks.
- Do not use low quality brick for sumps and tanks.
- Keep sump door always towards street side. So that tankers can pour water easily.
- Keep 3″ pipe connection to the sump from outside. So that water tankers can directly pour water from outside.
