Fuel Cells

Why should you use an External Fuel Tank?

To ensure proper operation, generator sets are equipped with an internal fuel tank that provides a direct fuel source. Monitoring the fuel level is all that is needed to keep the generator set running smoothly. In some situations, such as when fuel consumption is high or to extend the running time of the generator or to minimize the need for refueling, an external tank may be added to maintain the fuel level in the internal tank or to supply fuel directly.

What is a self Bunded Tank?

A self-bunded tank is a type of fuel storage tank that contains a secondary containment area built within the tank itself. This secondary containment area, known as a “bund,” is designed to catch any fuel that may leak or spill from the primary tank, preventing it from entering the environment. Self-bunded tanks are commonly used for storing and dispensing diesel, gasoline, and other types of fuels. They are used in a variety of settings such as industrial sites, mining operations, and remote locations where conventional fuel storage is not practical.