

Peabody Engineering offers Gemini Dual Containment® and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall tank systems for glycol storage and collection in data center cooling applications. Explore square and cylindrical configurations, capacities up to 8,000 gallons, integrated secondary containment, monitoring options, and customizable features.
| Tank System | Capacity Range |
|---|---|
| Gemini Square | 5 – 440 gallons |
| Gemini Cylindrical | 15 – 1,500 gallons |
| ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical | 300 – 8,000 gallons |
Peabody Engineering offers Gemini Dual Containment® and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical tank systems for glycol storage and collection in data center cooling applications. Available in square and cylindrical configurations, these solutions offer integrated secondary containment and project-specific configuration options. Depending on the tank system and application requirements, available features may include process connections, level indication, electronic monitoring, and restraint systems.
As data center cooling infrastructure evolves, engineers and system designers must account for more than cooling capacity and fluid distribution. Glycol storage, collection, containment, monitoring, and equipment integration are also important considerations in the overall system design.
Peabody’s Gemini Dual Containment® and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall tank systems provide configurable solutions for these applications, with capacities and options designed to support data center cooling infrastructure.
Glycol Storage & Collection for Data Center Cooling Infrastructure
Data center cooling systems may use glycol or water-glycol mixtures as heat-transfer fluids, depending on the equipment, operating environment, and cooling system design.
Where glycol storage or collection is required, tank selection becomes part of the broader infrastructure planning process.
Engineers and system designers must consider several factors, including required storage or collection capacity, available installation space, process connections, monitoring capabilities, secondary containment, and project-specific design requirements.
Peabody offers Gemini Dual Containment® and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical tank configurations to address these considerations. Both product lines provide integrated secondary containment, with additional configuration options available to accommodate specific project requirements. Both Gemini and ProChem® can incorporate integrated tank restraint solutions.
Rather than treating the tank as an isolated component, project teams can evaluate storage or collection, containment, connections, monitoring, and applicable restraint requirements together.
Tank Configurations and Capacities
Peabody offers Gemini Square and Cylindrical Dual Containment® tanks, as well as ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks, for glycol storage and collection applications. These product families provide options for different system layouts and capacity requirements.
Gemini Square Tanks: 5 to 440 Gallons
Gemini Square Tanks are available in capacities ranging from 5 to 440 gallons for glycol storage and collection applications.
Their square configuration provides an option for installations where available floor space, equipment placement, and system layout influence tank selection.
For data center projects with defined equipment-room footprints, the range of square tank capacities allows designers to evaluate storage or collection requirements alongside available installation space.
Gemini Cylindrical Tanks: 15 to 1,500 Gallons
Gemini Cylindrical Tanks are available in capacities ranging from 15 to 1,500 gallons, providing additional options for applications requiring greater storage or collection volume or a cylindrical configuration.
The availability of both Gemini tank styles allows engineers to select a configuration based on capacity, installation requirements, and the overall cooling system design.
ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks: 300 to 8,000 Gallons
For data center applications requiring larger glycol storage or collection capacities, Peabody Engineering also offers ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks in sizes ranging from 300 to 8,000 gallons.
These dual-wall cylindrical tanks can be specially configured for data center applications, giving engineers and system designers additional capacity options when evaluating glycol storage, collection, and secondary containment requirements.
Together, Gemini Square, Gemini Cylindrical, and ProChem® DCS provide a broader range of capacity and configuration choices. Product-specific connections, monitoring, restraint, and other options should be confirmed during project selection.
Integrated Gemini Tank and Restraint Systems
For data center cooling applications, glycol storage and collection tanks may need to accommodate multiple functions beyond fluid containment.
Peabody’s Gemini glycol storage and collection systems can incorporate integrated features designed to support installation, operation, monitoring, and containment.
Available features include:
- Flooded suction dual-wall bottom process connections to accommodate system connection requirements
- Integral visual level gauge and fill connection for fluid level indication and filling access
- Optional electronic level sensors for applications requiring electronic monitoring
- Optional leak detection sensors to support secondary containment monitoring
- FiberRing® restraint systems for applications requiring an integrated tank restraint solution
- Customizable configurations to accommodate project-specific connections, monitoring, and installation requirements
These Gemini features allow engineers to evaluate the tank and its supporting components as part of the overall glycol storage or collection system.
Designed for Data Center Installation Requirements
Data center projects frequently involve detailed equipment and material specifications that must be addressed during system design.
Peabody’s glycol tank solutions are available with plenum and non-plenum design options, as well as UL-94 and UL-2043 options on applicable configurations. Availability and applicability should be verified for the selected tank configuration and installation.
These options allow project teams to evaluate tank configurations against the requirements of the intended installation environment.
The FiberRing® restraint system provides an additional configuration option where tank restraint is required.
Because installation conditions and project specifications can vary, Peabody can work with engineers and system designers to evaluate the appropriate combination of tank capacity, configuration, connections, monitoring, and restraint features.
Secondary Containment and Monitoring for Glycol Storage & Collection
Secondary containment is an important consideration when integrating glycol storage or collection into data center cooling infrastructure.
Gemini Dual Containment® tanks feature a tank-within-a-tank design, providing primary fluid containment and integral secondary containment within one system. ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks also provide dual-wall containment for larger-capacity applications.
Both Gemini and ProChem DCS configurations can incorporate visual level indication and optional electronic level and leak detection sensors, depending on application requirements.
Peabody also offers standard designs with NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 ratings. Peabody’s dual-wall tank systems are designed to exceed applicable EPA secondary containment requirements; suitability and regulatory applicability should be evaluated for the specific product, fluid, and installation.
These options allow engineers to consider containment, monitoring, and installation requirements together, while confirming which features apply to the selected tank family.
Custom Glycol Storage & Collection Tank Configurations
Not every data center cooling installation has the same storage or collection requirements.
Tank capacity, equipment-room layout, process connection locations, monitoring requirements, and project specifications can influence the final system configuration.
Peabody’s Gemini platform provides flexibility through available tank sizes, connection options, restraint systems, and monitoring features. ProChem® DCS offers additional dual-wall cylindrical capacity options for projects requiring larger tanks.
For applications requiring more than a standard configuration, Peabody can work with project teams to evaluate customization options appropriate to the installation.
This approach is particularly valuable when the tank must be integrated into an existing cooling system design or accommodate specific equipment and space constraints.
Why Choose Peabody Engineering for Data Center Glycol Storage & Collection?
- Multiple capacities and configurations: Gemini Square tanks from 5 to 440 gallons, Gemini Cylindrical tanks from 15 to 1,500 gallons, and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks from 300 to 8,000 gallons
- Integrated secondary containment: Gemini tank-within-a-tank and ProChem® DCS dual-wall designs provide primary and secondary containment
- Data center installation options: Plenum and non-plenum designs, with UL-94 and UL-2043 options on applicable configurations
- Gemini process connections: Available flooded suction dual-wall bottom connections and integral fill connections
- Gemini and ProChem® monitoring capabilities: Visual level indication with optional electronic level and leak detection sensors
- Gemini tank restraint options: FiberRing® restraint systems
- ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall restraint options: PolyPlast, FiberPlast and Secure Cable restraint systems.
Together, these capabilities provide engineers and system designers with options for specifying glycol storage, collection, and containment systems suited to their project requirements.
Discuss Your Data Center Glycol Storage & Collection Requirements With Peabody Engineering
Whether you’re specifying equipment for a new data center cooling installation or evaluating glycol storage and collection requirements for an existing system, Peabody Engineering offers Gemini Dual Containment® and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall tank solutions across a range of capacities and project specifications.
Our team can help evaluate tank configuration, capacity, process connections, secondary containment, monitoring, restraint, and customization requirements, as applicable to the selected product family and apply the appropriate solution in each of your individual process applications.
Contact Peabody Engineering to discuss glycol storage and collection tank options for your data center cooling project.
FAQ
What glycol storage tank sizes are available for data center cooling systems?
Peabody Engineering offers glycol storage and collection tanks ranging from 5 to 8,000 gallons. Available options include Gemini Dual Containment® Square and Cylindrical Tanks and ProChem® DCS Dual-Wall Cylindrical Tanks. Tank selection depends on required capacity, available space, secondary containment, and project-specific configuration requirements.
