Dumpster Spill Containment
Dumpster Spill Containment
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Greetings to all!
I am looking for information on some type of spill
containment system/device, that will be placed
underneath a (typical) trash dumpster, in a
restaurant setting. This system/device will
collect any liquid spills from the dumpster.
This spill containment device should be very
durable, as the trash dumpster will regularly be
lifted off of it to empty and then placed back on
it (i.e. - metal vs heavy duty plastic ??)
The dumpster application is for a typical medium
sized restaurant, and the spill containment device
will be for the trash dumpster only! Also, I have
a used kitchen F.O.G. receptacle inside the same
trash dumpster enclosure that will be used to hold
the F.O.G. until it is reclaimed.
Any input will be appreciated! Thanks ya`ll!
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Greetings to all!
I am looking for information on some type of spill
containment system/device, that will be placed
underneath a (typical) trash dumpster, in a
restaurant setting. This system/device will
collect any liquid spills from the dumpster.
This spill containment device should be very
durable, as the trash dumpster will regularly be
lifted off of it to empty and then placed back on
it (i.e. - metal vs heavy duty plastic ??)
The dumpster application is for a typical medium
sized restaurant, and the spill containment device
will be for the trash dumpster only! Also, I have
a used kitchen F.O.G. receptacle inside the same
trash dumpster enclosure that will be used to hold
the F.O.G. until it is reclaimed.
Any input will be appreciated! Thanks ya`ll!
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RE: Dumpster Spill Containment
Building a spill containment enclosure (say, something like a concrete curb), you are going to pick up rainwater - and that is going to compound the problem.
See if you can capture any liquid discharge from the dumpster at a single point.
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The dumpster should be liquid tight. If not, replace the dumpster. Why would anyone want to drain the dumpster? Liquids should not be placed in the trash!
It is probably a violation of the wastewater collection code to drain this area to the sewer, don't attempt it.
If there is a spill, it will be small and can easily be clean up. Don't overthink this design.
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