Magnetometers have been used in the environmental field for locating buried steel drums, tanks, pipes, and iron debris in trenches and landfills. The magnetometer can only sense ferrous materials such as iron and steel; other metals like copper, tin, aluminum, and brass are not ferromagnetic and cannot be located with a magnetometer. Where buried magnetic objects are present, an audible alarm is triggered as the instrument is swept along the ground surface.
Dover Environmental Group, Inc. performs tank sweeps regularly – call us for more information!
Employing professionals to help a business correctly maintain its tanks always is a good idea to ensure proper industrial tank cleaning of all your equipment. Running a business day to day is challenging in and of itself, especially when it comes to operating and maintaining your facility. Remembering to schedule maintenance checks on a regular basis and exercising proper care for your equipment is particularly important but it may often be the last thing on your mind. Let Dover help you to manage this process!
Industrial tanks serve many different functions and hold many different types of liquids. They require cleaning on a regular basis to prevent foreign bacteria and fungi growth as well as the buildup of slurry and other inorganic materials.
Dover Environmental Group, Inc.
will schedule regular maintenance for your industrial tank. No matter what your tank is used for, it needs to be cleansed consistently. The growth of bacteria and fungi can cause serious health issues and can contribute to the spread of disease. Very often sludge and other alluvial materials will collect at the bottom of an industrial tank and these should be removed regularly with the use of a high-powered vacuum. Additionally, frequent cleanings can help protect your assets by extending the life of your equipment. Call Dover today!
The Neutralization Tank is a collection device that takes acidic waste materials that are collected and passed through this “neutralization” tank system before being discharged into a common sewer system. The waste is chemically neutralized utilizing limestone materials. The limestone breaks down over time and needs to be replaced every 24 to 30 months.
Acid neutralization tanks are frequently found in hospitals, schools, or any other facilities that are required to neutralize laboratory wastewater. As mentioned, periodic maintenance involves the elimination & disposal of spent limestone chips, tank cleaning, and replacement with new limestone chips.
Dover Environmental Group, Inc. provides the complete cleaning and recharging of acid neutralization tanks in accordance with manufacturers specs.
Services Included with Non-Regulated UST Work…
Installing a well-constructed oil tank for your home is an important safeguard in preventing future leaks. Dover Environmental installs Roth Oil Tanks and Granby Oil Tanks exclusively. We believe they are the safest and most reliable oil tanks available.
We handle the permitting process and coordinate all inspections.
PLEASE NOTE: As of May 12, 2012, all regulated tank removals in the state of New Jersey are to proceed under the direct supervision of a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP), as set forth in N.J.S.A. 58:10B-1.3b (1) through
Unfortunately, some tanks leak. When a suspected discharge from and underground tank has occurred, it’s important to trust the work to a company with years of experience that specializes in the remediation of leaking underground storage tanks. Our experience in the area of remediation is unparalleled by any other company in northern New Jersey. Our expertise is recognized and trusted by the, insurance carriers, fuel oil companies, homeowners, and business owners.
We work quickly and efficiently to determine the fastest and most cost-effective method of cleaning up your site and obtaining closure form the NJDEP. We work with all insurance carriers. You’ll have peace of mind knowing one of the most knowledgeable and trusted names in the environmental field is behind you.
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