Encofrado perdido para depósitos Atlantis Tank

9 1 2 Position the fi rst element to the upper left with respect to the work surface, making sure that the arrow is pointing up; (fi g. 1) Unite the elements in sequence, by horizontal row, proceeding from the left towards the right and from the top downwards (following the direction normally used for writing), as shown graphically on the crown of each unit. (fi g. 2) Dry assembly method fi g. 1 - Dry positioning of the fi rst formwork, the arrow is facing the foundation curb fi g. 2 - Dry positioning sequence of the modules by row 1st Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Application example: overlying tanks From a town planning point of view, the use of reinforced concrete tanks to be placed below green areas would not be correct, whereas it would be more logical to distribute tanks in areas to be used for parking or under other buildings. In some cases, it may be necessary to realise large volumes of water with a reduced surface. For this purpose, overlying tanks on multiple levels can be designed. The collected volume by square metre will be the sum of the volumes accumulated by the individual tanks. The tank plan can be very fl exible. The result makes it possible to limit the cementification of the ground to areas suitable from a town planning point of view and have greater planning freedom. The tank formed with Atlantis Tank can be laid underground so as to create a green area on top, or it can be directly loaded for the transit of vehicles, also heavy. Daliform Group technicians are available to you to help you design your under-fl oor cavity, and upon request can provide customised studies with calculations and executive drawings. www.baygar.com