TECHNICAL NOTES
- Determine pump and motor size - Click Here
- Pump Motor Characteristics Comparison Chart - Click Here
- Temperature Influences of the properties of #2 fuel oil - Click Here
- Conversion table of Pressure (PSI) to Feet of Head - Click Here
- Recommended optional accessories - Click Here
- Typical fuel system piping diagram - Click Here
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ENGINEERING SUPPORT
The Drawings, Manuals, etc. are available for downloading. Most are in PDF format. If you do not
have a PDF Reader, use the link at the bottom of this page to download one free.
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NOTE - The size of a Rupture Basin is a percentage of the capacity of the innermost day tank which
is the normal fuel storage area. In the case of a Double Wall design, the double wall secondary
containment area is not considered when determining a percent of Rupture Basin capacity since it
does not normally contain fuel. There is no 150% Double Wall Rupture Basin.
is the normal fuel storage area. In the case of a Double Wall design, the double wall secondary
containment area is not considered when determining a percent of Rupture Basin capacity since it
does not normally contain fuel. There is no 150% Double Wall Rupture Basin.
| GENERAL TANK DRAWINGS Click On The "X" For A PDF Drawingg |
| To View Day Tank Drawings Prior To June 1, 2008... Click Here |
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