Abstract: A molded plastic drum storage and/or transportation device has an inner wall conforming to a drum to be carried or stored. An outer wall is spaced from the inner wall to create a containment space therebetween. One end of the cart has a recess for collecting spills or overflow from the drum. Apertures in the recess allow fluid to flow into the containment space where it is held until emptied through a drain hole. According to one aspect of this invention, the device is tiltable and has wheels to facilitate transport of the drum. According to another aspect of the invention, the device is stationary and is adapted to store multiple drums in spaced horizontal adjacency and, with a drum spacer, in spaced vertical adjacency.

Abstract: An improved tank configuration wherein a die is employed to stamp a formed member is disclosed. The formed member may be used as either the top or bottom head for a portable liquid container, and is constructed so that all welding is eliminated in the corner and outlet portions of the container. A trim machine is employed to remove uneven edges from the formed part. By the present invention, a stamped configuration is provided in which a draw formed tank bottom is formed so as to allow complete and full drainage of the tank bottom. The top and bottom heads are finish trimmed to exact dimensions so as to facilitate the assembly of these parts to the shell of the tank.

Abstract: There is disclosed a container for collecting hydrocarbons which might leak from a source, such as a loading or unloading line of and oil storage tank, and which, for environmental purposes, should not be permitted to spill out of the container into the open area. The container is of such construction that a hard rain or other addition of large quantities of water to the container will not cause the hydrocarbons to spill out of the container.

Abstract: An overflow tray for use with a water containing appliance. The overflow tray comprises a base for receiving and supporting a water containing appliance. A plurality of walls extend transversely from the base to define a watertight container. One of the walls has a pair of end portions cooperating with the base to define a frame. Each end portion connects a respective one of a pair of the walls to the base. Each end portion has a length greater than the thickness of a connected wall to reinforce and strengthen the connected wall adjacent the one wall. The one wall further includes a removable gate receivable in the frame and extendable between the end portions. A groove is located in one of the removable gate and the frame. A projection is located on the other of the removable gate and the frame for receipt in the groove and engagement with an elastomeric seal to form a watertight seal in the one wall.

Abstract: A tank body is covered at its outer surface with an insulation material and is supported by tank supports arranged on a bottom of an inner shell of a hull. A drainer for discharging leaked liquid is mounted each at least at four corners on a lower surface of the insulation material at the bottom of the tank body. A drip tray is arranged below each drainer. Sealing is provided between the tank support and the insulation material. Leaked liquid is reliably collected and disposed by the drip tray.

Abstract: A combined bund and pallet for supporting a container during transport or storage and having a base and an integral side wall upstanding from that base and surrounding a material collection space. A support such as an open grid is provided within the area surrounded by the side wall so as to provide a support for the container and hold it above the base. A relatively clear collection space is thereby provided between the base and the bottom of the container. In some embodiments, anti-surge baffles may intrude into that space.

Abstract: A container for the collection of oil from a used automotive oil filter with the container having a lid structure with a projecting tubular inlet to which the used filter is threadedly attached. Oil, draining from the filter, enters the container by openings in the container lid. During draining of the filter oil is confined for passage through the openings by a resilient gasket of the filter abutting a circular surface area of the lid. A spout affixed to the side of the container receives container contents discharged through the openings when the container is later emptied, The container receives the used oil filter in a fluid tight manner to permit drainage over a period of time without risk of spillage regardless of upset of the joined container and filter.

Abstract: A fire safe and projectile resistant container for storage of fuel or other hazardous liquids having a closed metallic horizontal cylindrical vessel with opposed end walls. Ceramic fiber blanket surrounds and fully encapsulates the horizontal metallic vessel and end walls. The ceramic fiber blanket has a thickness of at least about 4" and is formed of fibers of alumina-silica that occurs naturally as kaolin. The ceramic fiber blanket has a melting point of at least about 3200.degree. F. and a density of 3 to 12 pounds per cubic feet. The vessel encapsulated with the ceramic fiber blanket is supported by spaced apart saddle members. A closed metallic shell surrounds the vessel, the ceramic fiber blanket, and the saddle members and is supported on skids. The ceramic fiber blanket serves to provide fire resistance as well as resistance against penetration of the vessel by pistol or rifle fired projectiles. The shell forms a secondary containment vessel.

Abstract: A secondary containment apparatus for storing a primary container is provided wherein the secondary containment apparatus is tilted into the vertical position to load the primary container. The secondary containment apparatus has a base member defining a liquid impermeable chamber, a support mounted in the chamber and a container catch mechanism for securing the primary container to the support when the secondary containment apparatus is in the vertical position such that the primary container is properly mounted therein upon returning the secondary containment apparatus to the horizontal position. A lid member is preferably provided which engages with the base member to enclose the primary container.

Abstract: In an above ground fuel storage system, a containment vessel is selected to resist impact shock, as well as deformation from fire's heat and internal hydraulic pressures in the presence of such heat. The fuel delivery input port, the fuel tank, all fuel lines and dispensing equipment are mounted fully enclosed within the confines of the containment vessel. The containment vessel may be transportable or be permanently emplaced on use site. Solar energy is utilized to allow operation in undeveloped areas. A remote control device permits system shut down to be initiated from a distance.

Abstract: A collection pan for leaked waters from evaporative coolers is disclosed wherein a rectangularly shaped tray or pan resides underneath an evaporative cooler. The pan is characterized by four up extending sides at the outer perimeter of a flat rectangular base, the sides in height preferably greater than the sides of the base of the evaporative cooler.Generally central to the collection pan situated at a position to conform to the location of the outlet duct in the base of the evaporative cooler is an opening duct, the opening duct also characterized by four up extending sides. This opening duct is adapted to protrude into the outlet duct of the evaporative cooler with the sides of the opening duct in close proximity to the sides of the outlet duct. The height of the the outlet duct sides of the collection pan are greater than the sides of the evaporative cooler outlet duct and, also greater than the height of the sides of the collection pan.

Abstract: A portable container 10 for containing liquids has a circular top wall portion 12, a circular exterior bottom wall portion 14, and a cylindrical side wall portion 16 extending vertically between the top wall portion 12 and exterior bottom wall portion 14. The container 10 includes a plurality of forklift tubes 18 attached to the exterior bottom wall portion 14 for receiving the forks 20 of a forklift vehicle 22. The side wall portion 16 has a drain opening 24 and a valve 26 disposed therein for draining the liquids from the container. The container 10 is characterized by an interior false bottom portion 30 abutting the side wall portion 16 and sloping downwardly toward the drain opening 24 for causing complete drainage of the liquids contained within the container 10.

Abstract: A bulk shipping and storage container for liquids or dry powders comprising a rigid, round, plastic vessel, molded in one piece, and a lid for the vessel. Preferably, these parts are molded of poly(dicyclopentadiene), using the reaction injection molding (RIM) process. The lateral wall of the vessel is inclined inwardly from top to bottom so as to define an upper truncated conical section and lower truncated conical section coaxial with the upper section. The lateral wall is equipped with means for securing the lid to the top of the vessel. A recess is formed in the lateral wall of the vessel and this recess can be tapped with a threaded drainage hole to receive a threaded drain valve. The vessel's bottom is sloped towards this recess to permit complete draining of the container's contents. The container may be mounted on a pallet member or seated in a tub. Alternatively, it may be molded with an integral pallet formed by the lower portion of its lateral wall.

Abstract: A container for the temporary storage and serving of food products such as salads is provided which comprises an outer bowl, and an inner bowl receivable within the outer bowl such that a space is defined between the outer and inner bowls for containing ice or hot packs for cooling or heating the walls of the inner bowl. A drain assembly for selectively draining excess salad dressing or condensed water out of the inner bowl is also provided which is formed in part from a bottom wall portion of the inner bowl and a drain cover plate that is slidably mounted over the wall portion. Both the bottom wall portion of the inner bowl and the drain cover plate include mutually registrable patterns of drain ports which may be slidably moved into alignment when drainage of the inner is desired.

Abstract: An apparatus for fluid drainage formed of a flexible waterproof material such as a rubber and which has a first end with a cut terminating in a hole to surround a water supply for example a pipe. The hole is surrounded by a elongate reinforcement portion and the second end of the apparatus also has an elongate portion disposed along a portion of the periphery of the apparatus at this second end. The two elongate portions direct and form a barrier for the water flow enabling catchment of a flow of water and direction of the water in a predetermined direction for collection.

Abstract: An oil field anti-pollution device is formed by a closed end tubular receptacle having a lid and connected by one end wall with the fluid outlet port of a gate valve on the end of an above ground storage tank horizontal drain line remote from the storage tank.

Abstract: A storage and transport container for used anti-freeze solutions. The container includes a primary receptacle and a secondary containment and support vessel. The top of the primary receptacle is generally conical but includes a shoulder wall with an opening therein defined by a collar. The closure system includes a contoured shoulder cover, a cap support and a removable cap for the collar. The secondary containment and support vessel includes an outer sidewall and a support shoulder which engages a counterpart, lower shoulder on the primary container. The secondary vessel has a contoured bottom wall constructed so as to register with forklift tines which engage the bottom wall of the secondary receptacle and also support a portion of the primary receptacle that is in contact with the bottom wall of the secondary vessel.

Abstract: A paper making apparatus is adapted to receive a mixture of liquid and paper fiber on a fiber retaining screen surface operable to drain excess water from the fiber and through the screen, during the formation of a discrete fiber web on the surface. The improvement herein comprises a basin which defines confines for normally retaining the liquids thereby received therein, and has a bottom with generally upwardly extending side walls including a generally horizontally extending ledge adapted to receive the screen in supported relation thereon. The ledge is generally surrounded by a screen positioning wall for locatingly positioning the screen in supported relation on the ledge in draining register above the confines of the basin. The screen positioning wall includes an at least one longitudinally extending opening therein adapted to provide generally open lateral access for grasping an adjacent screen edge in aid of the removal thereof from its supported relation on the basin.

Abstract: An improved drum bottom for facilitating the emptying of drum containers. This invention allows for increased removal of drum contents. This drum bottom employs a sloped channel for drainage of the contents of the drum into a well for removal by a pump.

Abstract: A trash organizer for recycling of items makes trash sorting easy and encourages and reminds people to be environmentally concerned. The organizer includes a main frame container or housing having a plurality of individual containers carried in the main container with the individual containers being adapted to receive a particular category of refuse including glass, plastic, metal cans or paper. The container for receiving metal cans includes a cover having a hole therein of a predetermined size for receiving, for example, beverage cans and includes a self-stacking arrangement to maximize given space and a sliding rear door and clips for making emptying the cans easy. A section is provided for receiving general trash includes a set of plastic bag retaining frames which slides into the unit. A bottle drawer is provided which allows easy access at low elevation and includes rubber stops and pads to prevent breakage of glass. The housing or frame is mounted on casters for easy mobility.

Abstract: A water leak detection, collection and support device comprising a tray, a grid, a collection receptacle and an indicator. The device is particularly suited to detect and collect small, previously undetectable water leaks. The device may either be permanently mounted under a sink or it may be freestanding.

Abstract: A method for mounting a tank in a compatible precast concrete half shell wherein the tank is supported on ribs at a spaced distance from the inner wall of the half shell includes positioning of the half shell by means of at least partially filled, flexible containers of coagulate material which are wedged between the container and the inner wall of the half shell.

Abstract: A storage container unit comprises an inner tank for containing a hazardous liquid disposed within an outer tank. The side wall of the inner tank is spaced radially inwardly of the side wall of the outer tank to provide an annular air chamber. The top wall of the inner tank has a radially outwardly extending annular lip which overlaps an annular flange on the upper edge of the said wall of the outer tank to close the air chamber. The outer tank and air chamber provide a secondary dike against the escape of hazardous liquid, and also prevents accidental contamination of the annular space.

Abstract: A device for securing a hazardous material container on a containment assembly includes four corner brackets and four adjustable straps. Each of the corner brackets are removably mounted to a corner of the containment assembly. Each bracket has a hole formed therein. The first adjustable strap is attached to one corner of the material container and extends down through the hole in the first bracket and up to the opposite corner of the container. The second strap is likewise attached to a second corner of the container, extends down through a hole in the second corner bracket and is secured to an opposite corner. The third and fourth straps are similarly attached. The tension on the straps is adjustable to hold the container securely on the containment assembly.

Abstract: Fluid changing in an automatic transmission by opening the cooler line and draining used fluid, at the flow of normal circulation, out of the cooler line from the transmission into a drain receptacle for receiving used fluid and simultaneously supplying fresh fluid, from a pressurized supply receptacle, into the cooler return line to the transmission at a similar controlled rate that is equal or greater than the rate of flow of the used fluid into the drain receptacle.

Abstract: Pallet container for liquids, with an inner container of a synthetic resin with sealable filling and discharge openings and with an outer jacket of metal in contact with the inner container as well as with a bottom fashioned as a pallet. The pallet (9) shape-matingly receives the inner container (2) and is attachable to a jacket (6). The bottom (11) of the inner container (2) provides a drainage floor with a central shallow drainage channel (12) extending with a slight slope from a container rear wall (2c) toward a discharge nipple (13) located on the front wall (2d) of the container (2) for the connection of a drainage valve (5). A floor pan (10) below the drainage bottom (11) of the inner container (2) has reinforcing creases (16a, 16b), the bases (17) of which lie in a common horizontal plane (18--18) and form downwardly open chambers (19) in the floor pan (10). The floor pan (10) has a downwardly drawn outer supporting rim (15) forming a continuously extending, hollow supporting collar (20).

Abstract: An oil and waste line connection spillage containment apparatus, constructed from non-corrosive and rustproof materials, includes a substantially cylindrical container which has two openings for receiving oil and waste loading and unloading lines therein. The lines are connected within the container. A circular cover encloses the container and is quickly and securely fastened and unfastened from the container using a pair of L-shaped members which extend from the cover and cooperatively couple with a lip defined around the top of the container. Any oil and waste spilled from the connection is removed from the container when the lines are disconnected, or alternatively, a removal line with an auxiliary valve affixed thereto, is used to siphon the oil and waste from the container to the loading line. When the unloading line is removed from the opening in the container, a plug having vent holes for releasing gas from the container, is inserted into the opening.

Abstract: An apparatus for the collection of fuel spillings that originate from fuel dispensing apparatus, including gasoline and diesel fuel service station pumps which incorporates a filtering system for preventing solids from accumulating in the bottom of the spill collection pan and allowing fill material to be placed between the collection reservoir of the spill collecting pan and the fuel pumps which contributes to the fire prevention features of this apparatus.

Abstract: An above ground storage tank is provided having an inner tank for primary storage, and an outer casing surrounding the inner tank. The outer casing includes both a casing body defining an opening, and a removable lid positioned over the opening. A fire-resistant seal is provided between the lid and casing body to inhibit transmission of fire and explosion hazards to stored materials, as well as preventing leaks and spills from escaping containment. It is preferred to further add a weather-resistant sealant around the periphery of the fire-resistant seal to inhibit weathering thereof.

Abstract: A recycle and trash container with continuous supply of bags comprises a refuse container, trash bag housings and a base. The trash bag housing can hold the trash bags in a roll and is placed inside the base. Said refuse container can be placed on top of the base. In the center of the refuse container there are two slots which are designed for the insertion of two dividing plates, thus dividing the refuse container into two containers which can hold different types of trash. Each of the divided container has a reverse V-shaped projecting board on its bottom. At the top of each of the projecting boards is an elongated gaps from which the trash bags can be pulled through and hung on the container. When the refuse container is filled up, the trash bag can be pulled up and removed. An empty trash bag will also come through the elongated gap and may be placed on the refuse container for use.

Abstract: A drainage platform supports an expendable container on a receptacle in a stable and appropriate orientation to assist in draining residual contents from the mouth of the container into the receptacle for the separate disposal of the container and the residual contents, the drainage platform including a pan with a downwardly sloping bottom and a sump with a drain, the sump being offset from the center of the drainage platform to register the drain with a corresponding offset opening in the receptacle, and a plurality of ribs establishing an essentially horizontal support for the container above the downwardly sloping bottom such that the residual contents are drained into the sump and then through the drain into the receptacle for collection and disposal of the residual contents separate from the disposal of the expendable container.

Abstract: Liquid containment apparatus comprising a metal storage tank mounted within a liquid impermeable, cast concrete vault. An open-topped, reinforced cast concrete vault base includes an internal thermal liner, liquid impermeable membrane, vault seal, tank cradles and support legs. Sloped interior walls, a sump and siphon facilitate liquid and/or condensate removal from the base. A vault cover is integrally cast with the tank and supports a number of projecting fill, vent, gauge, inspection, and siphon standpipes. Chamfered edges at the cover and lift hooks facilitate cover removal, alignment and tank inspection.

Abstract: A portable tank support and liquid containment system for a tank containing a liquid. The system includes (a) a basin having a floor and upright walls integral with the floor, and (b) support within the basin for supporting a tank above the floor in a stable and secure manner. Preferably the walls of the basin are double walls to better protect against loss of liquid in the event of a spill.

Abstract: A stackable portable container assembly for storing fluid having a pallet base and a tank having top, middle and bottom portions. The top portion can be integral with the tank or removable from the middle portion. A plurality of cables removably secure the tank to the pallet base. The bottom portion and an upper surface of the pallet base comprise cooperating male and female receptacles which are adopted to cooperate with each other when the tank is mounted to the pallet base. The bottom portion further comprises at least one drain. A drain valve coupled to the drain of the tank to enable the fluid stored in the tank to be removed at a predetermined rate. A lever-operated drain stopper is optionally disposed in the tank to prevent the fluid from flowing through the drain opening.

Abstract: The pallet container (101) for liquids comprises an exchangeable inner container (102) of a synthetic resin, an outer jacket (106) of a latticework, as well as a pallet (109) fashioned as a floor pan (110), this pallet receiving in flush manner the bottom (111) of the inner container designed as a drainage bottom, the bottom exhibiting a filling connection (103) as well as a discharge connection (115) with a drainage tap (105). Reinforcing creases (118a, 118b) are molded into the floor pan (110) adapted to the inclination of the drainage bottom (111); the bases (119) of these creases lie in a joint horizontal plane (120--120).

Abstract: A fire and heat resistant vault construction is provided for the storage of hazardous or polluting liquids which comprises an inner cylindrical tank for storing such liquids and an outer casing in which the inner cylindrical tank is housed. The outer casing is of two-piece construction and includes a plurality of ribs extending inwardly from the inner surface thereof in engagement with portions of the outer tank wall and defining a plurality of air spaces between the inner wall of the casing and the outer tank wall. The ribs are discontinuous at the bottom of the casing so as to define a channel along the bottom of the casing. Thus, liquid spilled during filling of the tank or liquid leaking from the tank can collect in the channel. The outer casing further includes an indicator device such as a plug of transparent material located in the bottom of the casing, for providing a visual indication that liquid has collected in the channel.

Abstract: A device for containing spills and leaks of hazardous chemicals includes a tray having upwardly extending side walls to define a cavity in which the leaked chemicals may be contained. The bottom of the tray includes grooves formed therein and adapted to allow the tray to be lifted and moved by a forklift or pallet jack. Additional reinforcing grooves may also be formed in the tray bottom. The side walls which extend parallel to the forklift grooves include a series of depressions adapted to receive and retain the ends of support bars which extend across the cavity of the tray to support a pallet thereon. The upper edges of the support bars are vertically below the upper edge of the side walls such that the side walls block undue movement of a pallet resting upon the support bars. The support bars may include support columns extending downwardly to the bottom of the tray to remove the load from the sidewalls and forklift grooves during use.

Abstract: This invention provides an apparatus for containing and terminating fuel leaks at a dispenser pump island. The dispenser containment system of the subject invention comprises a substantially rectangular fiberglass box-like structure, having a lower trough portion and an upper hood portion. The lower trough portion of the dispenser containment system is provided with a plurality of integral fiberglass couplings for interconnecting containment hose with the dispenser pump, an integral fiberglass conduit entry penetration for enabling conductive wires to extend through the dispenser containment system and into the fuel dispenser pump and an integral fiberglass vapor recovery port for removing stage II vapor from the dispenser pump.

Abstract: A cake decorating utensil organizing container is disclosed for providing a container to store a variety of cake decorating utensils in a secure, organized and readily accessible manner. Clean, wet pastry tips may be stored in an erect position in individual sleeves in outwardly rotatable holders, with moisture from the pastry tips caught on outwardly rotatable drip trays. Evaporation of moisture is facilitated by ventilation holes. Additional cake decorating utensils may be stored in a removable utensil tray and also in a base portion. The container may be rapidly disassembled into component parts for cleaning.

Abstract: A transportable, multi-use, non-corrodible, non-metallic, polyolefin plastic storage container and integral pallet system for all-weather storage, handling and transportation of a variety of liquid or free-flowing solid materials, including hazardous and human consumable materials. A preferred embodiment comprises a rotationally molded vertically-oriented polyethylene container, polyethylene container cushion with reinforcing wood base, and a cup-like polyethylene pallet which receives and is integrally attached by thermal shrinkage or welding to said container by locking and reinforcing ribs. The pallet includes integrally molded two-way access tunnels for handling by a fork lift or pallet jack. The container and integral pallet system can be stacked two or more containers high and is self-aligning when stacked.

Abstract: A recovery pan for use in unloading rail hopper cars comprises a bracket and retaining means to fix the pan to the track. This keeps the pan in place to catch any spillage during loading, unloading or cleaning of the hopper car.

Abstract: A fan coil unit which includes a primary pan disposed in a housing and setting-off therewith opposite first and second chamber portions housing a condensation coil and a fan, respectively; an air passage is provided in the primary pan through which air is directed by the fan whereby condensation formed upon the coil will collect in the primary pan, a series of bolts pass through holes in the primary pan and a bracket for the fan motor to secure the fan motor and an associated fan housing to an underside of the primary pan, each bolt includes a head within the primary pan which would otherwise be subject to the adverse effects of condensation, but the cap in this case is covered by a cover cross bonded in a water-tight fashion to the primary pan thereby preventing condensation from adversely affecting the bolts or equivalent fasteners.

Abstract: An above ground storage facility for volatile and inflammable liquids which includes a concrete vault formed as a base and cylindrical upstanding walls on or integral with said base. An inner liquid container formed of metal has a metal base resting on ribs of the vault base to space the metal container from the vault base. Cylindrical walls of the liquid container are sealed to and rise from said metal base. The walls of the metal container are spaced inwardly from the inner surface of the vault walls to leave an annular envelope of air around the metal container. A conical roof is secured and sealed to the upper edges of the metal cylindrical walls and the roof has peripheral edges which overlie and are spaced from the upper edges of the concrete wall and the annular air envelope around the steel container.

Abstract: A fan coil unit as provided which includes a housing defining a chamber within which is located a condensation pan and a fan board with the fan board being reinforced by a reinforcing rib which also functions to removably secure the condensation pan to the fan board. The fan board is also supported in the absence of conventional fasteners relative to a rearmost or uppermost wall of a housing of the fan coil unit to facilitate assembly/disassembly of the components thereof. A groove is also formed along one surface of the condensation pan to serve as a location device for aligning fasteners with associated panel mounts of the housing. The condensation pan is also preferably of a hollow extruded construction and includes a variety of different configured ribs to lengthen the thermal path across internal chambers to thereby decrease/reduce thermal conductivity and associated condensation.

Abstract: A device comprised of impervious material, sloping back to front, for collecting leakage from plumbing fixtures and waste and supply lines that will protect the surface on which said device is installed on or built into, such as but not limited to sink cabinetry and flooring underneath, from damage with an area at the front of the liquid collection receptacle for leakage accumulation and leakage detection, as well as providing a horizontal support surface to maintain storage capabilities.

Abstract: A double walled tank is provided for the storage of hazardous materials. The tank comprises an internal tank substantially contained inside an external tank, and substantially reduces the use of internal reinforcements between the two tanks that would disrupt the flow of fluids through the interiors of the tanks. The tank is also provided with a pair of spill boxes that surround access openings to the double walled tank and catch and contain any hazardous material that should leak or spill when loading or unloading the tank.

Abstract: A leakage prevention system, to be used in combination with a liquid storage and transportation tank, which is comprised primarily of a puncture proof bladder disposed along the inner surface of a tank and constructed so as to be flexible and liquid impervious. The puncture proof bladder is securely fastened to the upper surface of the tank and is connected at a flanged aperture to a means for containing and redistributing overflow that may result from impact to the puncture proof bladder.

Abstract: A drum pump adapter which provides for the return of spilled fluid to the drum interior. The drum pump adapter includes a hollow body having a substantially cylindrical interior with an inlet and an outlet opening. The lower portion of the body is provided with a threaded exterior adjacent the inlet opening. An upper portion of the body is provided with a threaded interior adjacent the outlet opening with an inner diameter substantially equal to the lower portion's outer diameter. At least one fluid return hole is positioned between the upper portion's threaded interior and the lower portion's threaded exterior and extends through the body into the body's interior.

Abstract: A condensation tray includes a central main tray body formed from extruded polymeric/copolymeric material and includes a bottom wall, opposite upstanding side walls and a central wall therebetween with the bottom wall including between inner and outer surfaces thereof a plurality of condensation channels/chambers. A coil rests between the central wall and one of the side walls and an outlet from a fan projects through an opening formed between the central wall and the other of the side walls. In this fashion condensation forming adjacent the coil will not adversely effect the fan housing, impeller, motor, mounting or fasteners thereof, and condensation which collects in the condensation channels/chambers chambers can be readily passed through discharge ports of end caps to a drain.

Abstract: An improved trash organizer for expeditious separation of paper, aluminum, glass, plastic or other separable trash items that provides for a small, compact primary trash container with separate compartments that includes reusable net bags and a drainage system for removal of excess residual liquids, and having a removable collecting pan for excess liquid. A secondary separable trash container may be included for outdoor use.