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bund wall

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bund wall [′bənd ‚wȯl]
(engineering)
A retaining wall designed to contain the contents of a tank or a storage vessel in the event of a rupture or other emergency.
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The defendants said that an employee had activated a pump without checking the level in the tank and the liquid had overflowed into the bund, then seeped through the bund wall.
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This included day-to-day small maintenance works and large scale projects carried out under CDM regulations: water and interceptor tanks, bund walls, building refurbishment, car parks and perimeter fencing.
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