Product Information

Ideal for manned and unmanned sites.  This low maintenance automatic pumping system constantly monitors the contents of the bund.  When rainwater fills the sump to a pre-determined level the pump automatically operates to remove the water to the set minimum level.  The unit detects the difference between oil and water and if oil is detected, the bund dewatering pumps ceases and an alarm will sound.  Alarm notification via beacon or sounder as well as by gsm making this ideal for both manned and unmanned sites.  The alarms will also sound due to power failure and excessive liquid levels. 

The current status is displayed on the display located on the front of the unit. If an alarm condition is detected, a warning message is displayed, e.g. failsafe probe activated.  The unit then gives the option to accept/acknowledge the alarm. Operation will then return to normal providing the fault that caused the alarm has been corrected.

The bund water control unit is supplied complete with a control unit, submersible pump, together with a combined pump/probe assembly and a steel mounting stand.

Specification

• 1no ATEX Control Panel (230v)
• 1no ATEX Pump and Probe Set
• 5m Discharge Hose (25mm Outer Diameter)
• Pump/probe dimensions: 525mm x 200mm x 250mm

Benefits

• Automatically removes rainwater
• Maintains 110% bund capacity
• Reduces waste management costs
• Safe, dry working environment
• Reduce maintenance and management time
• Potential to resell or re-use collected oil
• No civil works required
• Use in hazardous and non-hazardous zones

Installation, Commission and Service

Within the contracted service visit, we will be undertaking the following:

Bund Water Control Unit

• Take note of display and record.
• Disconnect from mains supply.
• Check PCB for any signs of damage
• Check links on Bund Water Control Unit PCB are in the correct position for standard operation ie. Pump inhibit on Deadstop, Pump enable on Float Switch
• Check all cables are still connected and are wired in correctly
• Clean probes and ensure that the conductivity area is free from debris, oils and grease
• Clean and maintain filter and pump area
• Check sump area is free from debris
• Check ‘High Water’ alarm o/p.
• Check High Oil’ alarm o/p.
• Check ‘High Level’ alarm o/p.
• Check ‘Pump Failure’ alarm o/p
• Extend the service warranty for a further 12 months from visit date.

All the above steps are vital for any company to meet the Environmental Agencies Guidelines (PPG2) and the Oil Storage Regulations 2001 for efficient pollution prevention control and to enable your equipment to function correctly.