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Brown Sand,Inc. Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Plan Page: 19 June 3, 2020 area. Facility spill response procedures are closely followed as outlined in the Spill/Discharge Response Plan, Section 4.0. Mode of Failure Maximum Rate of Flow Direction of Flow Quantity Storage Tank Leak or 6,000 gallons Based on the largest Gradual to Contained within interstitial space of Failure tank size instantaneous double walled tank. A spill resulting from a tank Not greater than overfilling would flow in a 150 GPM,based on southwesterly direction where it Tank Overflow < 150 gallons pump rate and would collect in the truck parking response time of 1 area and remain onsite(Figure 6), minute procedures would be followed as outlined in Section 4.0 of this plan. A spill resulting from the tank Not greater than truck's connections would flow in a 150 GPM based on southwesterly direction where it Tank Truck Unloading < 150 gallons pump rate and would collect in the truck parking response time of 1 area and remain onsite(Figure 6), minute procedures would be followed as outlined in Section 4.0 of this plan. Not greater than 15 A spill would flow in a southwesterly GPM,based on direction where it would collect in Fuel Dispensing < 15 gallons pump rate and the truck parking area and remain response time of 1 onsite(Figure 6),procedures would minute be followed as outlined in Section 4.0 of this plan. 3.5.6 Drum Storage Area (Map Location #7) There would be a reasonable potential for a spill or leak from the 55-gallon drums stored in the drum storage area. The maximum quantity of product that could be spilled would be the maximum capacity of the largest tank volume of 55 gallons. Any spills or leaks would be contained within the concrete secondary containment capable of containing 515 gallons. Facility spill response procedures are closely followed as outlined in the Spill/Discharge Response Plan, Section 4.0.