日本木槽木管 List of Products and Services

This document includes a list of delivery records for wooden water tanks. We have supplied to various sectors, including "government agencies," "office buildings," and the "food industry," detailing the names of the delivery buildings, design offices, tank names, dimensions and types of wood, quantities, and total capacity (m3) in a table format. We invite you to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Government agencies ■ Office buildings ■ Banking and insurance ■ Hotels and condominiums ■ Schools, hospitals, and special nursing and welfare facilities ■ Food industry ■ Parts for smoke desulfurization equipment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

In May 2011, a vibration experiment was conducted using a 10-ton shaking table owned by the Kanazawa Institute of Technology's Institute of Regional Disaster Prevention and Environmental Science (IDES) on a 3-ton (water volume) wooden tank designed using conventional methods. For these vibration experiments, the acceleration and displacement of the wooden tank and the shaking table, the strain of the side plates, round steel bands, and anchor bolts, as well as the water pressure acting on the side plates were measured. Throughout the experiment, it was found that the strain in the orthogonal direction of the wood (side plates) and the strain in the steel (round steel bands) were similar, indicating that both materials behaved as a unified system. Additionally, during the one-month experiment, more than 100 different input waves were applied to the wooden tank, but there was no water leakage or damage to the tank at all. For more details, please download the catalog and take a look. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

In March 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake, which became an unprecedented disaster, occurred. Our company had supplied wooden water tanks to hospitals in the vicinity of the affected area. One of these was the Fukushima Labor Accident Hospital. After the disaster, we visited the site and confirmed that there were no leaks, except for some manholes and electrical components, and that the water storage function was completely intact. Similarly, the underground water tank at the Tohoku Labor Accident Hospital (Sendai) also showed no leaks or damage. At our hospital, due to the absence of damage and water leaks in the wooden water tanks after the disaster, it was possible to use water within the facility for three days after the water supply was cut off. [Overview] ■ Facility Name: Fukushima Labor Accident Hospital ■ Installation Period: Heisei 1 (23 years since initial installation) ■ Installation Location: Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture ■ Specifications: φ6.75×4.9H ■ Capacity: 150m3×2 units (plus several elevated water tanks) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

Our company compared the GHG emissions of "wooden water tanks" with those of existing water storage tanks. This research was conducted under the guidance of an associate professor specializing in wood research at a certain national university, and the GHG emissions were calculated based on the materials and weights of each tank. The results show that the wooden tanks, which have a high degree of "wood utilization," have lower GHG emissions, followed by stainless steel tanks with high recycling efficiency, and finally FRP tanks with poor recycling efficiency. By installing wooden water tanks in public projects and other areas, our company contributes to the revitalization of local wood utilization and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. 【Comparison of GHG emissions for each tank / for a capacity of 100t】 ■ Life Cycle GHG (kgCO2-eq) - Wooden (domestic wood): 5,660 - Wooden (foreign wood): 7,933 - Stainless steel: 12,620 - FRP: 15,434 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

The "wooden water tank" is, of course, made of "wood," so it does not rust, and it does not use nails or adhesives inside, preventing the growth of "algae." Wood has a high thermal insulation effect, making it difficult for water temperature to rise even in the scorching heat of midsummer, allowing for water to be supplied in a state close to nature. Additionally, the "Law for Promoting the Use of Wood in Public Buildings" has been enacted, mandating that wooden structures be used, especially for schools and government buildings with three stories or fewer. Our company particularly uses locally sourced timber to provide wooden water tanks for schools and public facilities, contributing to CO2 reduction. 【Features】 ■ Contributes to CO2 reduction ■ High seismic resistance ■ Does not rust because it is made of "wood" ■ Does not promote the growth of "algae" ■ Does not use nails or adhesives inside ■ High thermal insulation effect *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

Our company was founded in 1912 (the first year of the Taisho era) under the name Dai Nippon Suido Mokukan Co., Ltd., introducing American technology and machinery to Yokohama. In 1927, we changed our company name to Nippon Mokuso Mokukan Co., Ltd., and established the foundation of our business as a domestic manufacturer by producing wooden pipes for hot spring water extraction and large-diameter wooden pipes for dredging and land reclamation. Around 1965, as Japan entered a period of rapid economic growth, the demand for water storage tanks used in high-rise buildings and first-class hotels surged. We relocated our factory to Shinshiro City in Aichi Prefecture and have since accumulated numerous achievements, including large brewing wooden tanks for national key projects and those registered in the Guinness World Records. 【Product Line】 ■ Manufacturing and sales of wooden tanks and industrial cooling towers ■ Manufacturing and sales of filling components for flue gas desulfurization systems and mist catchers ■ Manufacturing and sales of various wooden products and related items *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Special wooden structures
• Rainwater tank
• Water supply facilities

Wooden tanks are made of wood, so there is no worry about rust, and they are excellent in water resistance, weak acid resistance, and weak alkali resistance. The shape is primarily circular, and the structure combines a bottom plate and side plates, which are secured with bands from the outside, making it robust. The flat bottom allows for easy cleaning and repair work. They can be used for drinking water tanks, expansion tanks, brewing, and other industrial wooden tanks. 【Features】 ■ High seismic resistance demonstrated through seismic testing conducted in cooperation with Kanazawa Institute of Technology ■ Can be recycled as recycled paper or wood chips after disassembly ■ Wood has a thermal conductivity of 0.13 kcal/mh℃, which is extremely low, about 1/300 that of iron * A collection of construction case studies is currently being offered. For more details, please contact us or download the PDF to view.

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