Slurry store cost?

[l'ordinary bonville]

That's not a bad price.

Do wonder if digging a hole anytime in last 5 years has been a good idea long term?

I have about 20,000m3 in 2 lagoons and need to build another about 20,000m3

Don't think anything other than a hole in the ground would be affordable

 

[Hilly]

I have about 20,000m3 in 2 lagoons and need to build another about 20,000m3

Don't think anything other than a hole in the ground would be affordable

Don’t lagoons just fill with rain water ? Do you build a shed over the top ?

 

[l'ordinary bonville]

Not if you put a sheet on
yes if you don’t

 

[Hilly]

Not if you put a sheet on
yes if you don’t

A sheet ? Like a cover ?

 

[___\0/___]

That's not a bad price.

Do wonder if digging a hole anytime in last 5 years has been a good idea long term?

Agree that's a good price I would be getting it ordered ASAP.

 

[l'ordinary bonville]

A sheet ? Like a cover ?

Yes. Floating cover

 

[Hilly]

Yes. Floating cover

Ah I see ! Presume water pumped off That ?

 

[Sid]

I have about 20,000m3 in 2 lagoons and need to build another about 20,000m3

Don't think anything other than a hole in the ground would be affordable

Depends if its going to be still legal in years to come. Could be an expensive white elephant

 

[J Magee]

Don’t lagoons just fill with rain water ? Do you build a shed over the top ?

You can have a floating cover over the top with built in jetting mixing system under the cover. You can then pump the rain water off and use it as you like.

 

[TheRanger]

I've had a price for a 1m gall permastore tower £65k for tower non roof ready, £80k roof ready, 10k for concrete base, 10k for erection, stoned level site extra as are gantry,stirrers,jetter,draw off points. So I'm thinking circa 90k done

Had a price here for a 900,000 gallon, non roof ready. Supply and fit on level site with access. £160,000 plus about £10k for ancillary equipment.

Was using your quote as a ball park figure, so nearly fell off the chair when the quote came through.

Steel and concrete cant have went up that much in 6 months!

 

[grainboy]

Have been offered this today, any use to anyone,
Have taken down plenty of grain stores, but never one of these, any advice, ?

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Yeah check it’s not full before you undo the nuts

 

[davidroberts30]

Have been offered this today, any use to anyone,
Have taken down plenty of grain stores, but never one of these, any advice, ? View attachment 999858View attachment 999859

Any idea of capacity?or the height x diameter

Don't think it's much use to me mind just curious

 

[Sid]

Have been offered this today, any use to anyone,
Have taken down plenty of grain stores, but never one of these, any advice, ? View attachment 999858View attachment 999859

I costed up taking down a secondhand and re erecting. The actual cost of the labour , moving and potential lifespan. New was more cost effective.

Same erecting, concrete base, mastic, costs for both new and 2nd hand

 

[Happy hillbily]

Problem if you re use the tank for slurry, it has to be signed off fit for purpose for 20 years without maintenance, or something to that tune, and you won't get many people willing to do that. @MickMoor might be worth contacting

 

[Orionn4444]

Got these quotes mid last year, thought it was dear!

 

[J Magee]

Don’t lagoons just fill with rain water ? Do you build a shed over the top ?

You can put floating cover on to them. See pics to show lagoon having jetting system put in with floating cover.

 

[Hilly]

You can put floating cover on to them. See pics to show lagoon having jetting system put in with floating cover.

Nice !

 

[J Magee]

View attachment 1017067

Got these quotes mid last year, thought it was dear!

Please bear in mind you will have to cover that tank as well.

 

[J Magee]

I have about 20,000m3 in 2 lagoons and need to build another about 20,000m3

Don't think anything other than a hole in the ground would be affordable

It is the most cost effective method of large scale storage currently.