Non-fixed fuel platform that can accept automatic payment for fuel dispensed
AssigneeRobinson Metal, Inc.
InventorsKEITH KARL KITTOE, JESSE RYAN NELSON
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Abstract
A portable system for transporting, storing, and dispensing liquid fuel. The portable system includes two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks and a pump dispensing system consisting of a fuel pump, a fuel hose, and a nozzle. The portable system further includes a portable platform consisting of a frame sufficient to support the weight of the entire system while the two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks are full of the liquid fuel. The portable system further includes a custody transfer flow meter and a point of sale system.
Claims20
A portable system for transporting, storing, and dispensing liquid fuel comprising:
- two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks;
- a pump dispensing system consisting of a fuel pump, a fuel hose, and a nozzle;
- a portable platform consisting of a frame sufficient to support the weight of the entire system while the two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks are full of the liquid fuel;
- a custody transfer flow meter;
- and
- a point of sale system.
A system for managing the sale of liquid fuel, the system comprising:
- one or more portable systems for transporting, storing, and dispensing the liquid fuel, each of the one or more portable systems comprising:
- two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks;
- a pump dispensing system consisting of a fuel pump, a fuel hose, and a nozzle;
- a portable platform consisting of a frame sufficient to support the weight of the entire system while the two or more non-manifolded fuel tanks are full of the liquid fuel;
- a custody transfer flow meter;
- a wireless communication device;
- and
- a point of sale system;
- a cloud-based server configured to communicate with the one or more portable systems via the wireless communication device;
- wherein the cloud-based server is configured to receive data regarding purchases of the liquid fuel made via the point of sale systems for each of the one or more portable systems.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.