Underground Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Compartment Storage Tanks from Containment Solutions

CONTAINMENT SOLUTIONS
5150 Jefferson Chemical Road • Conroe, Texas 77301-6834
Phone (800) 537-4730 • Fax: (936) 756-7766 • Website: www.containmentsolutions.com

Fiberglass Compartment Tanks for Petroleum Storage
Containment Solutions Compartment Tank offers the same reliability,
corrosion resistance and advanced engineering design as provided with our Single-Wall and Double-Wall Tank product lines.

Compartment tanks offer:

Single-wall and double-wall models.
Single-wall and double-wall bulkheads.
30-year limited warranty against internal corrosion, external corrosion, and structural failure.

Double-Wall Fiberglass Compartment Tanks:

Fiberglass underground tanks are designed to meet specific performance criteria in dry or wet holes when properly installed with approved backfill materials. Double-Wall Fiberglass Compartment Tanks offer all the benefits that standard double-wall tanks provide, including:

360° secondary containment
Compatibility with alcohol fuels
Rustproof on all four surfaces
Hydrostatic monitoring capability

When it comes to leak detection and precision tank testing, the optional hydrostatic monitor is simply the best. It monitors and continuously tests both walls of a double-wall tank in all buried conditions.

Single-Wall Fiberglass Compartment Tanks:

The Single-Wall Compartment Tank starts with the basic fiberglass single-wall tank.
In over 30 years and 250,000 installations, there has never been a leak due to rust.
All single-wall tanks include a 30-year limited warranty against internal and external corrosion, as well as against structural failure.

Bulkheads:
Containment Solutions tanks are available with single-wall or double-wall bulkheads.

WARNING: Kerosene must be separated from gasoline with a double-wall bulkhead. Potable water must be separated from all petroleum products with a double-wall bulkhead. Mixing of kerosene and gasoline may result in explosion or fire and possible injury or death.

Single-wall bulkhead
Includes a separator that forms a wall between two compartments.
Double-wall bulkhead
Is an assembly consisting of two single-wall bulkheads installed adjacent to each other to form two walls between two compartments.
The space between the bulkheads is called the bulkhead space.
On double-wall tanks with double-wall bulkheads, the bulkhead space is connected to the tank annular space.