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The client increased sodium hydroxide storage capacity due to a supply shortage.

The water treatment plant of the factory near Nivelles already had an existing demineralised water tank. Because production is increasing and the consumption of demineralised water is increasing, the existing buffer tank was insufficient.

In mid-July, an attentive employee noticed water on the tarmac. Strange, because it didn’t rain for weeks in July. After an investigation, it was discovered that the water supply from the water network was leaking. 

Our customer was appointed in France to clean storage tanks in a tank terminal.
For this, the customer needed a lot of water in a short time.

During the production of asphalt, water was needed on short notice.

This customer has the excellent habit of inspecting storage tanks on a regular basis. In this case, the customer inspected the interior of a sulphuric acid tank and carried out work on the concrete tank.

Like any major steel manufacturer, this steel company needs large quantities of demineralised water. The company has its own water treatment plant for this, but due to the rapid growth they need more demineralised water in the short term. 

Humidification techniques are used to prevent this dust from blowing up. Water with excipients is used for this. This company rented a tank with agitators to stock it.

A large Belgian construction group asked Liqson to supply a mobile tank for the water supply on a site in Ghent. This customer needed a reliable system for buffering and distributing water on site. 

During maintenance work on the cooling installation, this company was obliged to drain the cooling water.  So it was decided to temporarily store the cooling water.

They had the option to switch to a mix of calcium chloride and sodium chloride. 
This company was looking for a rental tank to temporarily test this liquid.

On a Sunday morning, it was reported that a company in Roeselare was on fire. The company used toxic products, including chromium-6, in their production process. This meant that the extinguishing water that was released was also harmful to the environment.