Fuel has long been recognized as a precious
resource, and many vehicle-heavy businesses or organizations know how crippling
a shortage can be. At the same time, these businesses emphasize the importance
of being able to stash copious amounts as the situation dictates. This calls
for buying fuel tanks from sellers of automotive dealer supplies, but how do
you pick the tank with the most appropriate volume capacity?
Objectives
Some fuel experts recommend reviewing your
company/organization’s operations and determine the regular level of fuel
consumption among all vehicles. This will help give you an idea of the volume
of tankage. Your preferred dealer will have tank models ranging from 250
gallons to 20,000 gallons. Consult the National Fire Protection Association and
your state authorities for the relevant fuel-storage regulations.
Placement
Take the time to measure your prospective fuel
tanks and evaluate the expected storage areas in your fuel farm. Your survey
can also give ideas on your fuel handling options and potential safety
precautions.
Security
Fuel tanks, no matter the size tend to be targets
for pilferage the second they become active at your fuel farm. Plan ahead on
security measures when the supplier is scheduled to deliver the tanks and
install them with the necessary equipment.
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