The document describes an oil spill prevention system that consists of floor drains and equipment drains in buildings that route oily waste to an oil-water separator for treatment. The major components include building drains, equipment drains, below grade piping, and one or more below ground oil-water separators. Oily waste is collected from drains and containment systems and routed to an oil-water separator that is designed to contain the largest volume of oil and discharge less than 10 ppm of oil.
The document describes an oil spill prevention system that consists of floor drains and equipment drains in buildings that route oily waste to an oil-water separator for treatment. The major components include building drains, equipment drains, below grade piping, and one or more below ground oil-water separators. Oily waste is collected from drains and containment systems and routed to an oil-water separator that is designed to contain the largest volume of oil and discharge less than 10 ppm of oil.
The document describes an oil spill prevention system that consists of floor drains and equipment drains in buildings that route oily waste to an oil-water separator for treatment. The major components include building drains, equipment drains, below grade piping, and one or more below ground oil-water separators. Oily waste is collected from drains and containment systems and routed to an oil-water separator that is designed to contain the largest volume of oil and discharge less than 10 ppm of oil.
The document describes an oil spill prevention system that consists of floor drains and equipment drains in buildings that route oily waste to an oil-water separator for treatment. The major components include building drains, equipment drains, below grade piping, and one or more below ground oil-water separators. Oily waste is collected from drains and containment systems and routed to an oil-water separator that is designed to contain the largest volume of oil and discharge less than 10 ppm of oil.
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Oil Spill Prevention
1.0 System Description
1.1 Function The Oil Spill Prevention System provides a means of collecting and directing oily waste to an oil water separator for treatment.
1.2 Major Components
The Oil Spill Prevention System consists of the following major components:
· Building floor drains/inslab piping.
· Equipment drains.
· Below grade piping.
· Below ground oil-water separator(s).
1.3 Process Description
Buildings containing equipment which could possibly leak oil shall contain floor drains which shall be routed into the oily waste system. In addition to building floor drains, all equipment and tanks containing 1,892 liters (500 gallons) or more of oil shall be designed with a containment system. These containment systems shall be tied into the oily waste system. The entire oily waste system shall be routed to an oil-water separator(s). Flow from the containment system around bulk fuel oil storage tanks shall be valve controlled. The discharge from the oil-water separator(s) shall be routed to the wastewater collection basin. A portable pump shall be provided to remove the oil from the separator(s) by pumping to a truck.
82300.STG OIL SPILL PREVENTION
REVISION 0 090194 43.6404-1 2.0 System Design Criteria 2.1 Operating Conditions The oil-water separator(s) shall be a below grade facility. All below grade piping associated with the oily waste system shall be oil resistant pipe.
2.2 Functional Constraints
The number and location of oil-water separator(s) shall be determined by the Contractor.
The oil-water separator(s) shall be designed to contain the total volume of oil in the largest transformer, and the discharge rate shall be guaranteed to contain less than 10 ppm (parts per million) of oil in its discharge stream or the applicable governmental regulations, whichever are more stringent.
If the oil-water separators are designed utilizing concrete, that concrete shall be designed to the requirements outlined in Section 71.0301 entitled Cast-in-Place Concrete.
2.3 Physical Constraints
The quantity of oil-water separators shall be kept at a practical minimum The oil-water separators shall utilize a coalescing media.
