The positive effects of mineral healing water on the human organism have been used for pain relief and healing for hundreds of years. The healing springs in Bad Elster have only been developed for a short time, which is the responsibility of the Sächsische Staatsbäder GmbH.
When building the new brine thermal bath, the focus from the very beginning was on the resistance of the tanks and pipes to the highly saline and aggressive brine solution. The search for a suitable material quickly led to glass fiber reinforced plastic (GRP). The Haase company installed a total of 4 flat-bottom tanks for different applications, with the usable volume varying between 1,600 liters and 35,200 liters.
These Haase flat-bottom tanks were designed as collecting tanks, calming and overflow basins as well as cold water tanks. 
This flat bottom tank is used as an overflow basin. 
Two of the four falt-bottom tanks are equipped with heating and insulation. 
The flat-bottom tanks were assembled on site and connected to the system using a GRP flange.
Technical drawing of a flat-bottom tank as a settling tank. 
Technical drawing of a flat-bottom tank as a cold water tank. 
Technical drawing of a flat-bottom tank as a collecting basin. 
Technical drawing of flat-bottom tanks as an overflow basin.
