Fluid retention station

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Including regeneration – purification – recovery or separation...

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1341042, 134111, B08B 302

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057979944

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a fluid retention station for receiving a fluid that may be washed, flushed or drained from a vehicle and retaining the fluid. The station includes a plurality of layers for providing a floor to overlie existing terrain and includes at least a berm pad layer and a porous layer. The berm pad layer contains a floor and walls which provide a fluid tight enclosure. The porous layer overlays the berm bad layer and receives the fluid and allows the fluid to flow through to the berm pad layer. The porous layer removes any contaminants too large to pass through the porous layer or which have an affinity for a surface of the porous layer. A ground pad layer may also be used to underlie the berm pad layer. In addition, a track layer may be used to overlay a portion of the flooring to protect it from the vehicle or other equipment. A vehicle or other equipment is placed on the flooring layers within the enclosure where fluid from the vehicle is retained rather than being allowed to run onto the underlying terrain where it can present environmental problems or be difficult to clean up. The retained liquid can then be properly disposed of.

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patent: 4300721 (1981-11-01), Rich
patent: 5423339 (1995-06-01), Latimer
patent: 5560782 (1996-10-01), Latimer
Eurpoean Patent Application 41,087.

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