Fuel distribution station for self-consumption
AssigneeServicios Industriales Dasi SA De Cv
InventorDANIEL GERARDO DAVILA SILVA
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AssigneeServicios Industriales Dasi SA De Cv
InventorDANIEL GERARDO DAVILA SILVA
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A fuel distribution station for self-consumption that is transportable and that comprises a metal dam for containment of spills formed by a lower load frame, on which a floor and reinforcing perimeter walls reinforced with a reinforcement structure are mounted; inside the containment walls there is a fuel storage tank, which in the lower part has supports and in the upper part presents at least one of each following element: service nozzle, cleaning nozzle, access ladder, lifting and venting lugs; it also incorporates a fuel delivery cabin, also mounted on the lower frame, which includes curtain with pulse mechanism and fittings for padlock and inside it has at least one pump dispenser for the supply of fuel; for its operation also requires carbon steel pipes, accessories such as elbows, nipples, reductions, nuts, unions, flexible hose, full shut-off valves; check valves, filter holder and cartridge type filter, connections for the fuel supply of the pipe, “Y” type filters; as well as level indicator type peephole of polycarbonate tube and its set of valves.
A fuel distribution station for self-consumption of the type of transportable stations that have a fuel storage tank connected to a fuel dispensing pump for motor vehicles, characterized in that it comprises a metal dam for spill containment formed by a lower load frame, on which is mounted a floor and reinforcing perimeter walls reinforced with a reinforcement structure;
The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to clause 1, characterized in that the dispatch cabin has at least one door and preferably two, useful to safeguard at least one dispensing pump, said at least one door includes curtain with mechanism of impulse and shut-off fittings with padlock;
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