ConVault the Safest Fuel
Storage Tanks in the Industry To date over 35,000 ConVault AST's Remain in service without a single reported system
failure despite being subject to various catastrophes including
hurricane's, floods, vehicle impact, ballistics damage, fire damage,
tornadoes and more. Many of the tanks below are still in service.
Core Engineered Solutions
features the industry leading ConVault AST as a key
component of its integrated fueling systems. The
innovative design of the ConVault tank has earned it the
reputation of being engineered for the ultimate in
safety and value.
Constructed of steel and housed in an attractive
concrete enclosure, the secondarily contained system is
a state-of-the-art, cost effective way to meet your
storage needs. The
historical performance of ConVault aboveground storage
tanks in use - 30,000 global installations without a
single system failure - is the cornerstone of its
reputation. ConVault applications include vehicle
dispensing, emergency power and mission critical fueling, alternative
fuels storage, aviation fueling, marina fueling and waste oil storage.
Why Choose ConVault AST's
ConVault affords end
users the best possible protection while providing lower overall
ownership costs when compared to traditional steel jacketed tanks.
Advantages Include:
Safety
- ConVault AST's carries the UL Standard 2085
Insulated Secondary for Aboveground Storage Tanks
Protected Type listing.
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Compliance
- Certified by CARB and meets fire
codes: NFPA 30/3OA, UFC, BOCA, and SBCCI.
Value
- ConVault aboveground storage systems are shipped
complete with many accessories to minimize on-site
expenses. Low maintenance exterior means lower
cost of ownership than steel jacketed tanks.
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ConVault Vs.
The Competition
The
difference between ConVault and steel jacketed tanks is simple. Six
inches of reinforced concrete protecting BOTH the primary
and secondary containment provides additional safety and lower
maintenance costs.
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The
difference between ConVault and steel jacketed tanks is simple. Six
inches of reinforced concrete protecting BOTH the primary
and secondary containment provides additional safety and lower
maintenance costs.
