Fuel tanks are tanks that are open to the atmosphere where the burning fuel or the oil to be used is stored.
This type of tank is usually stored in Fuel, Diesel, Gasoline, Fuel-oil, and different derivatives of flammable and non-flammable oils.
ABOVE FUEL TANK
These are the tanks made when necessary to store the fuel to be stored on the ground due to the relevant legislation and conditions. It is preferred in areas without space shortages and mobile fuel stations. The ground is reinforced with a concrete base and a base is prepared for the fuel tank and the fuel tank is fixed on this base and secured with a perimeter wire fence, after which the fuel tank connections are made and prepared for use. Aboveground fuel tanks are manufactured as single and double-walled and the outer coating is made as epoxy or bitumen coating upon request. Before ordering the above-ground fuel tank, the most important point to be considered is the correct determination of the need.
SINGLE WALL FUEL TANK
In fuel tanks, the wall which forms the outer surface of the tank is called a single-walled fuel tank if this compartment is made up of a single layer. In such tanks, the use of an overflow vessel for underground use in the surface of the concrete pond shall be minimized to the environment and fuel loss in case of any leakage. S235JR (black sheet) or stainless steel sheet can be used as material in single-walled fuel tanks.
DOUBLE WALL FUEL TANK
In the case of fuel tanks, the wall that forms the outer surface of the tank is called a double-walled fuel tank, which is called a double-walled fuel tank, which is manufactured by making a body on the body of the tank. In such tanks, the use of an overflow vessel for underground use in the surface of the concrete pond shall be minimized to the environment and fuel loss in case of any leakage. S235JR (black sheet) or stainless steel sheet can be used as material in double walled fuel tanks.
