Containment Wall System
Purpose
Provide impermeable containment of hydrocarbons and aggressive liquids either for secondary containment to 110% of the capacity of tanks or equipment or primary containment of liquids in lagoons
Features
Modular wall and corner sections
Section dims L x W x H 1829 x 610 x 914mm
Molded locking pegs connect walls and corners
Impermeable LLDPE liner
2.4 mm Geotextile underliner
Liner and underliner resistant to ultraviolet, biological and chemical degradation
Capping clips
Assembled and disassembled on site
Can be constructed on concrete, hardcore, tarmac, sand, or grass
Not secured to the substrate
Benefits
Can be constructed to suit individual site requirements
Provides volume storage capacity
Easy assembly
Watertight Bunding
Protects liner from puncturing
Conforms to Environment Agency LFE 5 and CIRIA C736: Design of Containment Systems for the Prevention of Water Pollution from Industrial Accidents
Secures liner in place
Turnkey job, no need for own technical staff
Flexible locations
Easy dismantled and removed after use
Components
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Requires suitable flat ground comprised of concrete or graded hardcore – not sand.
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Bund walls and corners slotted together
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Geotextile underlay for protection
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Impermeable liner compatible for the storage of the liquids contained
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UL-34-204 Ultra Containment Wall - 1829 x 610 x 914
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UL-34-205 Ultra Containment Corner - 762 x 762 x 914
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FL- 34 – 209 1 mm LLDPE Liner and Geotextile Underliner
Bund Assembly
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Provided by Fosse Liquitrol
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Walls, corners, underlay and liner positioned
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Liner secured onto walls using capping
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Any tank can be manoeuvred into bund during assembly
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Bund completed and made impermeable
Bund Disassembly
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The bund can be dismantled and removed when the job is complete
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Can be relocated to another site
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Liners can be repaired or replaced
Bund Assembly
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Manufactured in the USA by Ultratech International Inc
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Meets SPCC, EPA Container Storage Regulation 40 CFR 264.175 USA
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Meets Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) (England) Regulations 2001
Pressure Testing
Ultratech carried out pressure testing by filling bunds of different sizes with liquid. The liquid does layer over the bottom "L" in the walls which creates the downward force that holds the walls in place.
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The test bunds were left in place for many months with no leakage or malformation.
