FUEL DISTRIBUTION STATION FOR SELF-CONSUMPTION

Abstract

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.

Claims

1. 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; inside the containment walls of the metal dam there is a fuel storage tank, which has supports at the bottom and at least one of each element that is mentioned below: service nozzle, cleaning nozzle, staircase access, lifting and venting lugs; it also incorporates a fuel dispatch cabin, also mounted on the lower frame, which inside has at least one dispensing pump for the supply of fuel.

2. 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; the dispatch cabin presents a preferably rectangular design with the cabin at the center or slightly loaded towards one of the two sides to perform better the dispatch of the fuel, inside it has dispensing pumps for the supply of fuel, which are positioned in opposite directions so that the station can serve on both sides.

3. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises fastening means formed by lifting lugs for lifting and transporting the fuel distribution station, which are arranged in the four vertices of the perimeter walls of containment of the metal dam for spill containment and on the upper floor of the fuel storage tank.

4. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized in that it can operate with a power supply system of 110 volts AC, 220 volts AC, and 12 volts CD, depending on the installed equipment.

5. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized in that the type of fuel supplied is selected from gasoline, ethanol, diesel, among others.

6. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized in that the storage capacity of the storage tank can be from 500 to 100,000 liters.

7. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized because it comprises pipes made of carbon steel or other similar material, elbows, nipples, reductions, fixing and joining means, 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.

8. The fuel distribution station for self-consumption according to claim 1, characterized in that the fuel dispenser is selected from Fill Rate pumps, medium or high flow dispensers; as well as manual dispensers or software for remote operation.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0055] Drawing 1 shows a side view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption.

[0056] Drawing 2 shows a plan view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption.

[0057] Drawing 3 shows a perspective view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption with the curtain of the closed dispatch cabin.

[0058] Drawing 4 shows another perspective view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption with the curtain of the raised dispatch cabin.

[0059] For a better understanding of the invention, a detailed description will be made of some of the modalities thereof, shown in the drawings that are annexed to the present description for non-limiting illustrative purposes.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0060] The characteristic details of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption are clearly shown in the following description and in the accompanying illustrative drawings, the same reference signs serving to indicate the same parts of the invention.

[0061] With reference to drawing 1, which presents a plan view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption, where a metal dam 1 for spill containment, with access ladder 2 and containment walls 3 is shown; inside the containment walls 3 there is a fuel storage tank 4 which has nozzles for service 5, cleaning nozzle 6 or male nozzle, access ladder to upper floor 7, vent 8 and lifting lugs 9. A dispatch cabin 10, includes metal curtains 11 to restrict access to the interior thereof.

[0062] With reference to Drawing 2, which shows a side view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption, where a metal dam 1 for containment of spills is shown formed by a lower load frame 12 serving as a reinforcement chassis, on which is mounted a floor 13 and retaining walls 3, reinforced with a reinforcing structure 14; inside the containment walls 3 there is a fuel storage tank 4, which at the bottom has supports for tank 15; at the same time we find lifting lugs 7 also in the four vertices of the metallic dam 1 for spill containment.

[0063] The dispatch cabin 13, is also mounted on the lower load frame 12, includes metal curtains 11 to safeguard inside the fuel dispensing pump (not shown).

[0064] With reference to drawing 3, which presents a perspective view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption with the curtain of the dispatch cabin below, where a dispatch cabin 13 mounted also on the lower loading frame 12 is shown, which includes a preferably rectangular design with the dispatch cabin in the middle or slightly loaded towards one of the two sides of the dispatch, to better perform the dispatch of the fuel; the dispatch cabin is designed with one or two metal curtains 11 for safeguarding the dispensing pump (not shown), the metal curtains 11 include a pulse mechanism and fittings for lock 16 with padlock.

[0065] With reference to drawing 4, which presents a perspective view of the fuel distribution station for self-consumption with the curtain of the dispatch cabin above, where a dispensing pump 17 for the supply of fuel is shown inside, said pumps, the fuel dispensers 17 are positioned in opposite directions, so that the station can serve on both sides.

[0066] Said fuel distribution station for self-consumption, can operate with a power supply system of 110 volts AC, 220 Volts AC, and 12 Volts CD, depending on the installed equipment.

[0067] The invention has been thoroughly described so that a person with average skill in the field can reproduce and obtain the results that we mentioned in the present invention.

[0068] However, any person skilled in the field technique regarding the present invention may be able to make modifications not described in the present application, however, if for the application of these modifications in a certain structure or in the manufacturing process of the same, it is required of the matter claimed in the following clauses, said structures should be included within the invention scope.