PD ISO/TR 26368:2012

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Emission to the aquatic environment
5 Environmental damage limitation
6 Rules to design water basins
Annex A (informative) - Example case histories
Annex B (informative) - Overview of water basin
        definition methods
Annex C (informative) - Assessing water run-off
        containment capacities in existing facilities
        and facilities under development using
        risk-based approach - Australian method
Bibliography

Gives information for the development of specifications and procedures aimed at limiting adverse environmental impacts caused by fire-water run-off.

This Technical Report provides information for the development of specifications and procedures aimed at limiting adverse environmental impacts caused by fire-water run-off (see References [2] to [7]). The information is applicable to commercial facilities, such as warehouses, chemical storage facilities, refineries, process plants which handle and/or store products with a potential pollution potency, and vehicles for the transport of such substances. It is only applicable to land-based operations (i.e. not oil tankers or off-shore oil drilling platforms), and to wildland fires.

As such, this Technical Report provides a summary of current potential approaches for controlling and eliminating adverse environmental impacts caused by fire-fighting water run-off. It offers relevant information for the design and sizing of water basins to limit the dispersion of contaminated water into the environment at large (see References [8] to [12]). This Technical Report is divided into three main parts: a description of the hazards of fire run-off, environmental damage limitation and details concerning the possible design of water basins.