There are many benefits to using storage tanks to meet onsite water storage needs, including emergency water storage. In some cases, emergency water storage is required to accommodate times when municipality water may not be available, like during a natural…
Built to face the cold! Highland Tank's Insulation Systems accommodate the harshest weather. Highland Tank fabricates and insulates steel tanks for a wide variety of applications. Thermal insulation is applied to tanks to help reduce energy costs associated with heating…
Manual Oil Interceptors (MOI) trap sediment and retain free-floating oils and grease (petroleum hydro-carbons and other volatile liquids) from wastewater discharged into floor drains. They are often used in vehicle maintenance, storage, and washing facilities, as well as manufacturing plants.…
The UFS provides a means for safe, secure and reliable fuel management in an efficient package. This tank and fueling system are ideal for disaster relief, agriculture, remote construction and transportation sites, and temporary job sites. Read the full article…
The EPA's report to Congress on sanitary sewer overflows identified that grease is the most common cause of blockages. The National Pretreatment Program provides authority to state and local publicly owned treatment works to reduce or eliminate sanitary sewer overflows.…
There are many benefits to harvesting and reusing rainwater. Sustainable water management, reduced dependence on municipality water, less storm water runoff, and cost savings are some of the reasons that facilities work to incorporate rainwater harvesting systems in their operations.…
Highland Tank Rectangular Oil/Water Separators are of the highest quality and constructed to American Petroleum Institute (API) and Underwriters' Laboratories (UL) Specifications. Click here to read more. Click here to view the animation!
An electrical substation is an integral part of an electrical generation, transmission, and distribution system. Environmental rules and regulations for electric power substations can be strict, requiring oil containment areas discharging into a sanitary sewer. In many cases national or…
Many electrical utilities are subject to the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulation. Secondary containment or diversionary structures must be in place to control oil contaminated drainage or leaks around electrical equipment and…
