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DRMS Permit Index
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M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
2/6/1996
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SWMP-III
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CMC
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DMG
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TR7
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ACS
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Chapter 4-Site-Specific fustrial Storm Water BMPs <br />Collection :Basins <br />What Are They <br />Collection basins, or storage basins, are permanent structures where large spills or contaminated <br />storm water are contained and stored before cleanup or treatment. Collection basins are designed <br />to receive spills, leaks, etc. that may occur and prevent these materials from being released to the <br />environment. Unlike containment dikes, collection basins can receive and contain materials from <br />many locations across a facility. <br />Collection basins are commonly confused with treatment units such as ponds, lagoons, and other <br />containment structures. Collection basins differ from these structures because they are designed <br />to temporarily store storm water rather than treat it. <br />I When and Where to Use Them <br />Collection basins are appropriate for all industrial sites where space allows. Collection basins are <br />particularly useful for areas that have a high spill potential. <br />I What to Consider <br />The design and installation considerations for collection basins include sizing the basin either to <br />hold a certain amount of spill or a certain size storm, or both. In designing the collection system, <br />the type of material for the conveyances, compatibility of various materials to be carried through • <br />the system, and requirements for compliance with State and local regulations should be considered. <br />Ideally, the system should function to route the materials quickly and easily to the collection basin. <br />When spills occur, the collection system must route the spill or storm water immediately to the <br />collection basin. After a spill is contained, the collection system and basin may require cleaning. <br />Remove the collection basin contents immediately to prevent an unintentional release and recycle <br />the spilled material as much as possible. Inspect the structure on a regular basis and after storm <br />events or spills. Depending upon the types of pollutants that may be in the storm water, or are <br />collected as spills, design of the basin may require a liner to prevent infiltration into the ground <br />water. Make sure that the installation of this BMP does not violate State ground water regulations. <br />If it is possible that the collection basin may handle combustible or flammable spilled materials, <br />explosion-proof pumping equipment and controls or other appropriate precautions should be taken <br />to prevent explosions or fires. Consult OSHA and local safety codes and standards for specific <br />requirements and guidance. <br />• <br />4-18
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