Chemical Containment Bund

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Chemical containment bund.

Using chemical bunds as a form of secondary containment is recommended in numerous u k. All hazardous substances be it oil chemicals or liquid waste must be stored on chemical bunds which are a minimum 110 of the capacity of the largest container stored in the area. Add this to your spill kit today. Bunding also called a bund wall is a constructed retaining wall around storage where potentially polluting substances are handled processed or stored for the purposes of containing any unintended escape of material from that area until such time as a remedial action can be taken.

Codes of chemical safety practice. Portable containment bunds also known as a spill berm and spill bund our collapsible portable containment bunds are designed for use in a variety of spill containment and chemical containment needs common in mining oil gas or industrial applications. Tpa s portable bund are flexible portable bund systems that provide fuel or chemical spill containment. A bund is a secondary containment system which is designed to capture any leaks or spillages from a primary containment such as a storage tank.

Click here for ibc bund brochure or 4 drum spill pallet brochure. Hse bulk storage and handling of high strength potable alcohol national. Unique design maximises floor space and allows nesting of multiple containment bunds for storage or transport. Removable grated floor allows access to the bund sump for cleaning.

Spill control and containment of chemical leaks using this secondary containment bunding pallet made from uv chemical stress crack resistant polyethylene plastic. Manufactured and tested in australia with a 2000kg udl. Spill control uk are selling high quality chemical bund and spill products like spill kits wheelie bins spill control gear spill control kits booms spill pallets bunds and trays. Meets environmental guidelines iso 14001 and oil storage regulations osr.

Bund walls should be strong enough to resist hydrostatic pressure which arises when a loss of containment occurs.