Media
Selected Articles & Industry Publications
2019
“Keeping the Drain Line Open” – Tank Storage Magazine
February/March 2019, Volume 15 Issue No.1 Page 97-98 –
2018
“Automating hydrocarbon detection in floating roof drains” – BIC Publication, November 2018
A floating roof drain guard system reduces the risks of environmental contamination and permit violations by continuously monitoring drain flow.
“To Dome or Not to Dome” – Tanks & Terminals Magazine, Summer 2018
An examination of floating roof tanks and the operational tradeoffs that have shaped modern petroleum storage.
2016
“To Close or Not to Close” – Tanks & Terminals Magazine, October 2016
Michael Sprung and Mark Rauch (EnviroEye, LLC) and Chris Chase (InterOcean Systems) outline a newly developed system designed to safely monitor floating roof drainage.
Company Milestones & Announcements
Since its introduction, EnviroEye has focused on advancing automated monitoring solutions for floating roof drainage systems. Below are selected company milestones and industry engagements.
2025
EnviroEye systems continue to operate in petroleum storage environments, with ongoing configuration adjustments to support site-specific integration requirements and evolving safety expectations.
2024
EnviroEye expanded integration flexibility to support evolving control room monitoring requirements and remote oversight strategies at petroleum storage facilities. System configurations continue to adapt to site-specific safety and operational standards.
2022
Refinement of system enclosure configurations and internal component layout to improve service accessibility and long-term field maintainability.
2020
Incremental control logic updates implemented to enhance response consistency and system reliability under varied drainage conditions.
2018
EnviroEye incorporated additional internal system components to enhance electrical reliability and operational flexibility. Updates included integration of an AC line filter for improved power conditioning, development of a cold-weather package to support low-temperature environments, and the addition of an optional flow meter for expanded monitoring and site-specific configuration.
2016
EnviroEye participated in industry conferences focused on stormwater management and petroleum storage technologies, contributing to discussion on automated hydrocarbon detection in floating roof drainage systems.
2015
EnviroEye introduced the Floating Roof Drain Guard System to the industry and demonstrated the system at the National Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show in Galveston, Texas.
EnviroEye announced development of the Floating Roof Drain Guard System, addressing contamination risk, permit exposure, tank failures, and operational downtime.