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FES TANKS release bulk fuel storage tanks

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Hydrocarbon Engineering,


The founders of FES TANKS, Australia's market leader in self-bunded tanks, are pleased to announce that the continent's first self-loading, relocatable bulk fuel storage solution is now up and running in the outback in Australia.

As a company spokesperson noted, the hydraulic unloading kit (HULK) is an optional self-loading system that is grafted onto a bulk self-bunded tank. HULK, which was commissioned by Diamantina Shire Council, mainly due to its isolated location, features a complete self-sufficient relocatable bulk fuel storage solution.

As Diamantina Shire Council is located on the border of Queensland, Northern Territory and South Australia, they are quite aware of the difficulties of properly managing the dispensing, storage and relocation of fuel in remote areas. Thanks to the newly launched HULK self-loading system, an improvement will be seen in both the logistical costs of hard to access work areas as well as fuel management.

"The FES team, who are known for creating tailor made fuel solutions for business, consulted on the adaption of the HULK system to a self-bunded, high quality 28 000 l FES grande tank," noted the spokesperson, adding that when the built-in hydraulic legs are engaged, the truck can drive away.

"The system makes it easy to position and relocate tanks at remote sites without the cost or logistical issues associated with a crane lift." The new HULK system also means the council can carry high volumes of fuel more safely and securely in a single self-bunded tank, and since the pump is inside a lockable door, the chance of theft is greatly reduced.


Adapted from press release by Francesca Brindle

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/tanks-terminals/16082016/fes-tanks-release-bulk-fuel-storage-3920/

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