One
of the primary duties of an oil company is to ensure the proper
transportation of gasoline and other petroleum products. Since most
people rely on fuel resources, it is essential that the fuel
delivered to the company’s clients arrive safely and on time.
The
common mode for transporting large quantities of fuel is through fuel
trucks, also known as tankers. These tankers are specially designed
with trailers that can carry gallons of liquid for easy
transportation. Oil companies utilize multiple tankers for multiple
clients. Depending on the quantity needed by customers, oil companies
use different kinds of tankers in their business.
The
function of each type of oil tanker is the same—to carry and secure
loads of oil using its sealed tank and to transport these to a
specific destination. The difference lies in the quantity of fuel the
tanker transports. Oil tankers are classified into light-duty,
medium-duty, and heavy-duty tankers, depending on the maximum amount
of fuel the tanker is allowed to carry and transport. These tanker
types are allowed and capable of collecting and releasing the
required amount of fuel solely for the purpose of securing and
transporting the important cargo—and not for any other function.
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