Method and system for secondary containment

Receptacles – Leg or lap supported – With pail encircling band or ring

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52742, 137312, 141 86, 220 85F, B65D 8876

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049211153

ABSTRACT:
Secondary leak containment for petroleum dispensing stations utilizes a rigid container mounted in the foundation beneath the station. The container has an outwardly directed flange positioned at the midplane of the upper concrete slab. A removable cover and panel are used to prevent concrete from entering the container when the concrete slab is poured and formed. The container rests upon a first depth of compacted soil used to cover the petroleum supply tanks and is surrounded and supported laterally by a second depth of soil and or gravel that extends upwardly to support the concrete slab.

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