What Is A Spill Containment Berm?

What Is A Spill Containment Berm?

A spill containment berm is used to confine leaks, drips, runoff, and spillages of oil or other hazardous liquids. In other words, a heavy duty containment unit that acts like a catch basin. For example, you can place a berm directly below the source of a spill to collect and stop any fluid from spreading.

Spill containment berms are widely used in industries where hazardous materials are handled. Including containment solutions for fuel tanker trucks, large IBC totes and frac tanks. They provide a way to help prevent hazardous liquids from polluting soil and water ways. Through effective spill control and containment measures.

Containment berms come in many sizes, design styles, and spill capacities. We will take a look at the different types of spill berm containment systems. And how they work or can be used for various applications in the next news.