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Service Stations

Service stations are considered an essential community facility in any developed society. However they can pose a significant potential pollution risk and require stormwater treatment devices designed for high-risk applications.

Service stations are multi-purpose facilities – such as mechanical workshops, carwashes, and refuelling pumps. They use a variety of petroleum products including, oils, grease, solvents and detergents on a daily basis. Capturing pollutants and potential spills is a requirement of modern environmental compliance and government regulations.

Service stations can pose contamination risks to water resources through:

  • leakage of fuels from storage facilities, especially those located within single-walled underground tank systems
  • spillage of engine coolant, fuel, hydraulic fluid, lubricants or solvents on the forecourt areas
  • inappropriate containment or disposal of wastes such as car parts, batteries, tyres and fluids derived from mechanical servicing
  • wastewater disposal from vehicle wash facilities.

Petrol stations with the following defects:

  • Canopy drip line that does not allow for the 10-degree inset
  • Fuel hose line that reaches outside the drip line
  • Fuel bowsers that have no canopy
  • Defective Oil/Water plate separator (Sewer connected)

Atlan manufacture and supply Atlan Spillceptor & Atlan Flowceptor which are effective at capturing hydrocarbon. They are easy to install and require little maintenance.

product selection

Spillceptor

A full retention separator to treat all flows, with two chambers, a coalescer and an automatic closure device.

Flowceptor

A horizontally configured, two-chamber Stormwater Quality Improvement Device, equipped with a gravity enhancing coalescer unit. Offline version available.

Triceptor

A combination of the Flowceptor and Spillceptor functions and features in the one, easy to install, treatment device.

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