Greenham Catalogue - Edition 24

SPILL PALLETS

Are you following the Oil Storage Regulations? Secondary Containment You must install secondary containment around your container to catch leaking oil - usually a drip tray or a bund surrounding the container. A bund must hold 110% of the container’s capacity. If not, your secondary containment must have enough capacity for the container it’s holding. Storage drums: secondary containment capacity

For example, if your container holds 2,500 litres, your secondary containment must have a 2,750 litre capacity. Multiple containers Secondary containment containing fixed tanks, mobile bowsers or IBCs must have a capacity equal to the greater of these two measurements: • 25% of the combined capacity of all containers • 110% of the largest container’s capacity

If the containers are hydraulically linked but have separate secondary containment, each separate secondary containment (i.e. each bund or drip tray) must have a capacity of at least 110% of the combined container capacity. Information regarding England, Scotland & Northern Ireland Oil regulations www.gov.uk

Fixed tanks must be bunded, others can use a bund or drip trays. Secondary containment doesn’t include: • ‘Twin-walled’ tanks with strengthened outer skins • Oil separators

Secondary containment for a drum must have a capacity equal or greater than 25% of the drum. Single containers Secondary containment for fixed tanks, mobile bowsers, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) and other single containers, must hold 110% of the container’s capacity.

Single IBC Covered Spill Pallet • 176cm x 135cm x 71cm, 1100L Sump Capacity • For safe secondary containment of 1 x 1000L IBC container • Forklift pockets for safe movement of empty units

Double IBC Covered Spill Pallet • 256cm x 135cm x 51cm, 1140L Sump Capacity • For safe secondary containment of 2 x 1000L IBC container • Removable grids for ease of cleaning

Code: 534354

Code: 534259

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