A worker at S. Bravo Systems in Commerce sprays fiberglass onto one of the containment systems that will be used to collect leaks and spills from gas station pumps.
Paola Bravo with her father, Sergio, who started S. Bravo Systems which builds containment systems for fuel spills and leaks around gas station pumps.
Ductwork is part of the regenerative thermal oxidizer system installed by S. Bravo Systems to reduce its energy use and emissions.
This duct work is part of the regenerative thermal oxider, which burns off the fumes created during the fiberglass-spraying process at S. Bravo Systems in Commerce.
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