Supply Point Fuel System

A Supply Point Fuel System is a type of equipment that falls under the supply class of Lubrication And Fuel Dispensing Equipment. It is specifically categorized within the supply group of Maintenance And Repair Shop Equipment.

A Supply Point Fuel System is designed to provide a centralized fueling solution for maintenance and repair shop facilities. It typically consists of a storage tank, fuel dispensing pumps, fuel management systems, and associated piping and fittings.

The purpose of a Supply Point Fuel System is to efficiently and safely store and dispense fuel for various equipment and vehicles within the maintenance and repair shop. This system allows for easy access to fuel, reducing downtime and increasing productivity.

Some key features of a Supply Point Fuel System may include:

1. Storage Tank: A large capacity tank to store fuel, typically located underground or aboveground.

2. Fuel Dispensing Pumps: Multiple pumps to dispense fuel to different vehicles or equipment simultaneously.

3. Fuel Management System: A computerized system that tracks fuel usage, monitors inventory, and controls access to fuel.

4. Piping and Fittings: A network of pipes and fittings to transport fuel from the storage tank to the dispensing pumps.

5. Safety Features: Various safety measures such as leak detection systems, fire suppression systems, and grounding equipment to ensure safe fuel handling.

Overall, a Supply Point Fuel System is an essential component of a maintenance and repair shop, providing a convenient and efficient way to manage fuel for equipment and vehicles.