Secondary Containment – Overview
Secondary containment with our revolutionary C.I.Agent® secondary containment products.
C.I.Agent® products have an excellent reputation in the Electrical Utility Industry.
Our C.I.Agent® Barrier Booms and C.I.Agent® Polyvinyl Blankets drastically reduce the labor and expense of Secondary Containment to help you meet Federal Secondary Containment Regulation 40 CFR 112.
Our case studies document a 50-80% savings over traditional Secondary Containment methods.
C.I.Agent® Secondary Containment products come with extensive documentation and manuals. Alternatively, we can come to your facility and install the Secondary Containment products for you upon request.
Please watch the video for more information about:
- Substation Secondary Containment
- Hydrocarbon Flow Filters for existing drain solutions
- Man Hole/Vault Solutions for storm water runoff issues
- Mobile Transformer Installations
We are very impressed with C.I.Agent® Barrier Boom because it is a reliable low-cost alternative to solid concrete secondary containment. C.I.Agent Barrier Boom saved us 50-75% compared to traditional secondary containment methods. We have been very pleased with the product and the supplier.
Jude Beyerle
Group Leader of Substation Engineering, E.ON U.S.
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