With white XR-5® as a secondary containment liner this state-of-the-art facility - The largest defense fuel terminal on the US West Coast - made history as the first fuel facility ever to achieve LEED certification.
Major tank training and readiness facility chooses XR-5 to line the holding pond at their vehicle wash facility.
XR-5 was chosen as a more long term cost effective alternative to concrete, asphalt or unreinforced geomembranes to line the containment area around fuel storage tanks at Pearl Harbor.
Many of the fuel tanks at Craney Island were underground and leaking, with no way of capturing spills. As a result, the Naval Facilities Engineering Command - Atlantic Division (NAVFAC) decided to issue two separate contracts to update the underground storage tanks including a secondary containment system.
XR Geomembranes XR-5® able to withstand Florida's extreme weather at Cape Canaveral Air Force Base.