Red Leonard Associates

Xerxes corrosion resistant tanks are increasingly being specified for a variety of oil and gas industry applications. As the North American pipeline infrastructure and related facilities continues to expand, owners and their design engineering firms are using Xerxes storage tanks for the collection of liquids that come from routine maintenance practices or as emergency spill collection. A Xerxes sump tank is the ideal choice for these corrosive environments.

Xerxes water tanks in either underground or aboveground configurations have become a superior option for a wide range of water capture and storage applications. Water is increasingly viewed as a limited and precious resource. Collecting and reusing it has taken on a new significance. Green Building projects that incorporate Xerxes fiberglass water tanks may qualify for points under the U.S. Green Building Council's Sustainable Sites and Water Efficiency categories of its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system. The new LEED v4 rating criteria puts an increased focus on water conservation design and eligible points that can be captured utilizing Xerxes tanks.

• Watertight design -With the option to field pressure test before and after installation
• Large capacities -Available in one-piece factory manufactured sizes up to 60,000 gallons

The Xerxes underground oilwater separators, which allow customers to select the appropriate flow rate and spill capacity for their specific needs, are simply one example of the company’s reputation for innovation. Xerxes was the first to make fiberglass underground tanks and separators with integrally constructed ribs, which dramatically increase the tanks’ robustness. Xerxes was also the first to make fiberglass underground doublewall storage tanks and to obtain the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Subject 2215 listing. The added design flexibility Xerxes brings to its oilwater separators couldn’t have come at a better time. Today, more and more regulations are in place to diminish the impact of oily water runoff on the environment. To address environmental and regulatory concerns, Xerxes offers an oilwater separator that is: cost-effective rustproof lightweight designed to meet customer site-specific needs offered as a UL Subject 2215-listed option made with unique vertical-tube coalescers backed with a Xerxes limited warranty

ZCL PHOENIX SYSTEM The Phoenix System is a unique fiberglass system that allows you to upgrade in-service steel or fiberglass single-wall tanks to a secondarily contained system. The surrounding area and equipment are left undisturbed as the tank retrofit is completed without removing the tanks from the ground. A UL listed secondarily contained fiberglass tank system is applied right on your site by trained and certified installers. The Phoenix System gives you more than twice the protection of any single-wall tank. Two new corrosion-resistant walls are applied using Parabeam, a special three-dimensional glass fabric, to create an interstitial space. The Phoenix System creates a new primary wall which contains the product. Typical applications include: Retail service stations and convenience stores Fleet fueling locations Bulk plants with underground tanks Office and commercial buidlings Chemical plants

Underground and aboveground tanks for wastewater capture and the collection or storage of chemicals is a very "niche" application, which project owners and designers are very selective about when looking at product options. Xerxes' more than three decades of experience in fabrication of fiberglass tanks for the storage of petroleum products sets us apart from any other supplier. That track record, in an industry with a zero leak design requirement, is important when the tank application involves hazardous liquids. Chemical storage tank applications include emergency drain collection runoff, water treatment chemical storage, landfill leachate, airport deicing and other industrial wastewater drain requirements.