Aboveground Fuel Tank
•The SuperVault MH is the first tank to pass
the SwRI 95-03 Multi-Hazard test, the
toughest national test for aboveground fuel
tanks. Most tanks are single-hazard rated
which means they can withstand a hazard
(fire, bullet, impact) one time, but then have
to be removed from service. The SuperVault
MH has been tested for multiple exposure to
fires and other hazards, plus an extended
element exposure test. This means that if the
SuperVault MH experiences a hazard, it may
be recertified and kept in service rather than
having to be replaced.
In addition to SwRI 95-03, the listing
includes a 4-hour fire rating. It meets the
stringent safety requirements of Uniform Fire
Code Appendix Standard A-II-F-1 (UFC
79-7), SwRI Test Procedure 93-01, NFPA
30/30A, and UL 2085 Protected Tank and
Interstitial Communication Test.
Features
Dolor Sit Amet
- Known for excellent service
- 20-Year transferable warranty
- Light weight, easy to install and
relocate
- Optional precast slabs customized
for SuperVault
- Fleet of crane trucks for delivery &
placement on slab
- True “Field Testable” secondary
containment
- True 110% secondary containment
- 4-Hour fire rating
- Bullet resistance
- High impact resistance
- Seismic restraints part of every
tank
- External diking not required by UFC
- Custom equipment packages
factory installed -
ready for use - Only tank listed reusable after a hazard (subject to fire
official inspection)
MH Series Cylindrical Tanks: Available from 250 gallons to 20,000 gallons, the cylindrical line of the MH
Series offers two advantages to the fleet fueling operation:
larger capacities and less wasted fuel in the bottom of the
tank. For example, let’s say a suction tube is cut 6” from
the bottom of a fuel tank to avoid settling debris or water
common with fuel storage. In a 12,000 gallon rectangular
tank, the end user would have approximately 840 gallons
of unusable fuel at 6”. At 6” in a 12,000 gallon cylindrical
tank, the volume left is only 240 gallons. This means the
owner of a 12,000 gallon SuperVault has 600 additional
gallons, 71% more in the bottom 6” than larger
rectangular ASTs.
MH Series Rectangular Tanks: Rectangular
SuperVaults are available from 250 gallons to 2,000
gallons. The advantages of rectangular designs are smaller
footprints, less visual impact and simplicity in operating
tank-top pumps and accessories.
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Flyer
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