Water Storage and Spill Containment for Data Center Sites

Data centers are water and fuel intensive in ways that create real containment requirements. Evaporative cooling systems draw and store large volumes of water, backup power depends on bulk diesel fuel that has to be contained against spills, and the large impervious footprint of a campus produces stormwater that must be managed during and after construction.

Mustang Containment Solutions provides the liner systems, storage, and secondary containment that support these needs, helping data center operators protect the surrounding environment and meet SPCC, fire code, and stormwater requirements.

Cooling Water Storage and Reservoirs
Lined ponds and above ground storage tanks hold makeup water and cooling reserves for evaporative systems. A geosynthetic liner keeps stored water clean and contained, and covered systems limit evaporation and contamination in large open reservoirs.

Fuel and Secondary Containment
Backup generators depend on bulk diesel storage that must be contained against leaks and spills. Secondary containment systems, from steel wall and modular barriers to tank pads and spray-applied liners, capture fuel before it reaches the ground and support SPCC and fire code compliance.

Stormwater and Sediment Control
The large graded footprint of a data center campus generates significant runoff during construction and operation. Retention and detention ponds and sediment control systems manage that water, protect nearby land and waterways, and help keep the site within its stormwater permit.

Fire Suppression Water Reserves
Many sites maintain a dedicated water supply for fire suppression. Lined reservoirs and storage tanks provide reliable on-site volume sized to the facility’s requirements.