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Small household ferrocement tanks (jars)

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[[Image:remove frame.jpg|thumb|right|225px|The frame is removed from inside the tank followed by loose layers of Hessian. Photo: [http://aquamor.tripod.com/rainwaterb.htm Building a ferrocement rainwater jar.]]]
[[Image:water inlet system.jpg|thumb|right|225px|A view of the water inlet system. Photo: [http://aquamor.tripod.com/rainwaterb.htm Building a ferrocement rainwater jar.]]]
[[Image:smallferro.jpg|thumb|right|225px|Construction of ferro-cement tank in India]]
The tank consists of a concrete base slab, side walls made of ferrocement and a thin lid also made of concrete. A tap is fitted through the lower side wall to deliver the water. The jar uses three 50kg bags of cement together with river sand and pit sand. Fine chicken wire and 3mm plain wire is also used as reinforcing.
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[[Image:smallferro.jpg|thumb|right|225px|Construction of ferro-cement tank in India]]
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