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BLDG. PLANS SUBINIITTED
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ELEVATION SHOWN FOR TOP OF FORM IS:
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City of La Porte
P.O. Box 1115
La Porte, Tx 77572-1115
(281)471-5020 Ext 259,286 INSPECTION LINE: 471-9662
- ****SIGN PERMIT****
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Application Number . . . .
Property Address . . . . .
HCAD Number
Application description .
Subdivision Name . . . . .
Property Use . . . . . . .
Property Zoning . . . .
Application valuation . . .
99-00001441
101 AIRPORT BLVD
038-234-001-0006
MISCELLANEOUS
PAYNE W J
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
2500
----------------
Date 10/04/99
Owner Contractor
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE SIGN CORPORATION
FEDERAL BLDG P.O. BOX 750429
WASHINGTON DC 205150000 HOUSTON, TX
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Construction Type
Permit . . . .
Additional desc .
Permit Fee
Issue Date
Expiration Date .
HOUSTON TX 77275
(713) 943-1831
- Structure Information -------------------------
. . . . WOOD FRAME (TYPE VI)
------------------------------------------
BLDG PERMIT -SIGNS
INSTALL 7'X7' I.D. POLE SIGN
25.00
10/04/99 Valuation . . . .
4/02/00
Qty Unit Charge Per
2.00 5.0000 THOU
BASE FEE
BLDG - 1,001 - 50,000
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Special Notes and Comments
1.ANY CHANGES IN THE APPROVED PLANS WILL
REQUIRE RESUBMITTAL OF THE CHANGED PLANS
PRIOR TO WORK BEING DONE.
Fee summary
-----------------
Permit Fee Total
Grand Total
Charged Paid Credited
------------------------------
25.00 25.00 .00
25.00 25.00 .00
Approved by Building Official or authorized agent
2500
Extension
15.00
10.00
Due
Date
Date
.00
.00
AtL
of La Pone
Fstciblished 1892
3iaadti}iag Mechanical *Electrical
�!� (* See back of form)
?roject Address:
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Contractor:
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Street
Engineer:
Designer:
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Lot:
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Block:
Phone
Phone: 7/3-9V3-/83/
Zip
Building Use* Sq. Footage: 49 # Stories:
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Valuation: ADescribe Work: / 9 6(0
a• ��- 20' CAN
For City Use Only t/BG(J
occupancy Type Fiood Zone - Class Work Sq. Ft.
Construction Type . ✓ Use Zone M # Stories Parking requested
Date:
Date :7;z:L�
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Checked/Approved for Issuance By
Special Conditions':
Permit No. - Permit Fee
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City of La! Porte
P.O. Box 1115 •
La Porte, Tx 7757271115
(281)471-5020 ext 259,286 INSPECTION LINE: 471-9662
****ELECTRICAL PERMIT****
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Application Number . I. . . . 99-00001373 Date 9/15/99
Property Address . . . . . . 101 AIRPORT BLVD
HCAD Number . . . . . 038-234-001-0006
Alternate Search Method . . .
Application description . . . ELECTRICAL ONLY
Subdivision Name . . . . . . PAYNE W J
Property Use . . . . .
Property Zoning . . . . . . . PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Owner Contractor
------------------------ ------------------------
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GRAYSON ELECTRIC CORPORATION
FEDERAL BLDG j 1201 S CENTER
WASHINGTON DC 205150000 :,PASADENA TX 77506
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Permit ELECTRICAL PERMIT!
Additional desc ELEC 1
Permit Fee . . . 10:00
Issue Date . . . . 9/15/99 Valuation . . . . 0
Expiration Date 3/14/00
Qty Unit Charge ;Per Extension
ii BASE, FEE! 5.00
1.00 2.0000 EA EL-!OUTLETS,SWITCHES (1ST 4) 2.00
1.00 3.0000 EA EL - 1/2 HP AND LESS THAN 2 HP 3.00
I.
Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due
--------------------------- -------- ---------- ----------
Permit Fee Total 10.00 10.00 .00 .00
Grand Total h ; 10. 00 10.:00' .00 .00
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Signat o Contractor or Authorized Agen DEL
1iApproved by Building:Official or Authorized A ent D
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-�000l3Ss
City .of La Porte
Established 1891
Building Mechanical *Electrical ✓ `Plumbing
/� (» See back of form)
Project Address: mi 5 1�ii•(JCSI� �� ode Lot:
Subdivision:
Owner's Name:
Address
Contractor:
Block:
Phone: (
I c) I AV- (fit t L---a-(�tz
Street
City Zip
LY'i'L' CaYp. Phone:?/3 9111- ao8z
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Address:Sft' 'e t t)-'.AL 1-275`O z
Street City i Zip
Engineer • 0Cam, c L pi S 1 Xl-_C a
Designer:
Building Use:
Valuation:
Sq. Footage: # Stories:
Describe Work: ��"
For City Use Only
Occupancy Type
Flood Zone
Class Work
Sq. Ft.
Construction Type
Use Zone
# Stories Parking
requested
Commercial Buildings
Plans Only -Fire
Marshal Approval
Date:
Checked/Approved for
Issuance By:
Date:
Special Conditions:
Permit No. `l -
Permit
Fee S �� �O (attach to
actual permit)
_
• p•r. aPF
P.O. m Ili • Larorrc.Tc=i
iiii'_-IH5 • (ll 471 -R02O
COMPLETE THIS PORTION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMITS:
NOS,: MINIMUM CHARGE ON PERMIT(S) IS $10.00
Description Charges No. Fees _
PERMIT ISSUE FEE
5.00
1
$ 5.00
Outlets, Fixtures, Lights L
�00
$
Switches (1st 4 - Flat Fee)
2.00
�_
Above Items (All Others)
. 40
ea.
$
Washing Machine
1.00
ea.
$
Dryer / Range
2.00
ea.
$
Cook Top / Oven / Fan �`
1.00
ea.
$
Oven (Commercial),
5.00
ea.
$
A/C, Plug -In Units
2.00
ea.
$
rr'Water Heater s, ' •• .
2.50
na.
$
(bishwasher / Garbage Disposal
1.00
ea.
$
A1'1 Services / Temp. Pole /
Temp. Cut -In
10.00
ea.
$
All Motor)Units
5.00.
ea.
$
Reinspection Fee
10.00
ea.
$
Re -Connection Fee
5.00
ea.
$
X-Ray Machine
10.00
ea.
$
Motion Picture Machine
3.00
ea.
$
Incandescent Signs, Per Circuit
4.00
ea.
$
Gas or Vacuum Tube,Signs
h (Per Transformer)
4.00
ea.
S
Electric Welder
2.00
ea.
$
MOTORS.
Up•�to but not incl. 1/2 HP
1:00
ea.
$
1/2 HP and less than 2 HP
3.00
ea. Z
$
2,HP and less than 10 HP
4.00
ea.
$
10 HP.and less than 25 HP
5.00
ea.
$
25 HP and less than 100 HP
10.00
ea.
$
100 HP and less than 150 HP
12.00
ea.
$
150 HP and over,_ per HP
. 10
ea.
$
Permanently connected electric appliances and
equipment of
any nature not otherwise specified
shall be charged as follows:
Up to KW, Inclusive
.50
ea.
$
All over 1 XW to 10 KW
40
KW
$
All over 10 KW to 50 KW
30
KW
$
All over 50'KW_,to 100 KW
20
KW
$
All over 100 XW $10.00 PLUS
04
KW
$
Total fee
$
COMPLETE THIS SECTION
Description
FOR PLUMBING PERMITS
Charges No.
Fees
PERMIT ISSUING FEE
$10.00
1
$ 30.00
Plbg. Fixtures / Drains / Traps
�2.50.ca.
$
Sewer (New, Repair or Replacement)
5.00
ea.
$
Cesspool
5.00
ea.
$
Septic Tank / Seepage Pit or
Drainfield
10.00
ea.
$
Water Heater and/or Vent
2.50
ea.
S
Gas Piping System (1-4 Outlets)
5.00
S
Gas Outlets, over 4 (Ea. Outlet)
1.00
ea.
$
Installation, Alteration or Repair
of Water Piping and/or Water
Treating Equipment
5.00
ea.
$
.Repair/Alteration - Drainage or Vent
5.00
.ea•.�
;'$�
Ea. Vacuum Breaker/Backflow Protection
Device Installed Subsequent to the
Installation of the Piping or
Equipment Served
Each One (1-5)
2.50
ea.
$
Each one (Over 5)
1.50
ea.
$
Total fee:
$ •-
City of La Porte //}
P.O. Box 1115 ((!e
• -- �` La Porte, Tx 77571
(281)471-5020 ext 259;286 INSPECTION LINE: 471-9662
****BUILDING PERMIT****
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Application Number . . . . . 99-00001285 Date 8/27/99
Property Address . . . . . . 101 AIRPORT BLVD
HCAD Number . . . . . 038-234-001-0006
Application description . . . ADDN, TANK INSTALLATION
Subdivision Name . . . . . . PAYNE W J
Property Use . . . . . . . .
Property Zoning . . . . . PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Application valuation . . . . 30000
Owner Contractor
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CIVIL CONCEPTS, INC.
FEDERAL BLDG 3425 FEDERAL RD.
WASHINGTON DC 205150000 PASADENA TX 77504
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Construction Type .
Occupancy Type . .
Other struct info .
------------------------
Permit . . .
Additional desc . .
Permit Fee . . . .
Issue Date . . . .
Expiration Date . .
Structure Information ---
WOOD FRAME,(TYPE VI)
SMALL ASSEMBLY
. . . . FLOOD ZONE•
-----------------------------------
BLDG PERMIT -COMMERCIAL ADD ON
INSTALL ABOVE GROUND FUEL TANK
160.00 ;Plan Check Fee .
8/27/99 Valuation . . .
2/24/00
Qty Unit Charge Per
29.00 5.0000 THOU
BASE FEE
BLDG - 1,001 - 50,000
------------------------------------------------------
Special Notes and Comments
TO BE INSPECTED AFTER INSTALLATION
CALL FIRE MARSHALL NOW !r
o
.00
30000
Extension
15.00
145.00
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Fee summary Charged :
----------------- ------ =---
Paid
----------
Credited
---------- ----------
Due
Permit Fee Total 160.00
160.00
.00
.00
Plan Check Total .00
.00
.00
.00
Grand Total 160.00
!
160.00
1
.00
.00
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(APPROVED BY BUILDING OFFICIAL OR AUTHO
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City of La forte
Esa!blisit�c! 189 ) p
AUG 19 1999
-Building Mechanical *Electrical *PlukbT g
(* See
,Qback
/o)f form)
?roject Address: �dl'`/'P^�✓'`' Lot:
Subdivision: ��y�� " �'� ;� Block:
Owner's Name: fr�a.�'d L '�'N� Phone •
Address
Street
ty
Zio
Contractor: r/ ✓14 �'�i`%CN��S Aw G Phone: 7i3-FiA7-"CGo6
Address • 3j)�- z ;;6,7,0.Q�a 16.r.�i 775oj�
Street city Zip
Engineer: elm/L
Designer:
Building Use:
ab
Valuation: �C DOD
Sq. Footage:
# Stories:
Describe Work: A7X--' odl, / ,��
�j For City use only g�eve 4 �vs
Occupancy Type / Flood Zone
p��%� _ Class Work Sq. Ft. �
ConstructionType _IIse Zone CJ[_y # Stories ®� Parking requested �
Commercial Buildings Plans Only -Fire Marshal Approval Date:
Checked/Approved for Issuance By:
ondi
Permit No. - 1 Permit Fee / (attach to actual permit)
COMPLETE THIS PORTION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMITS:
NOTE: MINIMUM CHARGE ON PERMIT(S) IS $10.00
Description Charges No. Fees
PERMIT ISSUE FEE
Outlets, Fixtures, Lights L
Switches (1st 4 - Flat Fee)
Above Items (All Others)
Washing Machine
Dryer / Range
Cook Top / Oven / Fan
Oven (Commercial)
A/C, Plug -In Units
Water Heater
Dishwasher / Garbage Disposal
All Services / Temp. Pole /
Temp. Cut -In
All Meter baits .
Rainspection Fee
X-Ray Machine
Motion-Pi`eture Machine \ `
Incandescent Signs, Per Circuit `
,Gaa..�or Vacuum Tube Signs
(Per Transformer) .
Electric Welder
5.00
1
$ 5.00
2.00
$
. 40
1.00
ea.
$
2.00
ea,
$
1.00
ea.
$
5.00
ea.
$
2.00
ea.
$
2.50
ea.
$
1.00
ea.
$
10.00 ea. $
5.00 ea. $
, 10,.00 ea.
4.00 ea.
$ 1-•
C
4.00
ea.
$
2.00 ea. 77 _
$ ......
MOTORS:
Up to but not incl. 1/2 HP
1.00 ea.
$
y - 1/2.,,H,P, and; -•less than 2 HP
HP' and•less
3.00 •ca,,�,
\
._ '4.00
than 10 HP
a.
ea.
10 HP and less than 25 HP �
= 2'5-HB and les3.'thjjn-100 Hp�- '_
10.00 -" `
--
'-' •K' ^
100 HP and less than ISO HP
ea.
12.00 ea.
$
$
150 HP and over, per HP
10 ea.
$
Permanently connected electric appliances
and equipment
of
any nature not otherwise specified
shall be charged as
follows:
Up to KW, Inclusive
50 ea.
$
All over 1 AW to 10 XW
40 KW$
All over 10 KW to 50 EW
30 KW
$
All over 50 AW to 100 1CW
20 KW _
$
-All..•oyer 1.00; AU7�,��, $10 .00 PLUS
- ..
04 EW
Total fee
$
.ETE THIS SECTION FOR PLUMBING PERMITS
Lion ..
PERMIT ISSUING Irm•'
Plbg. Fixtures / Drains / Traps
Sewer (New, Repair or Replacement)
Cesspool "'
_ Septic Tank\./_Seepage--Pit or
"•� Drainfiel'd '
�:. ➢7ater Heater and/or Vent
Gas Piping S,ys.tem .(1=4 outlets) \
Gas Outlets, over 4 .(Ea. outlet)
Installation„,. Alteration` or Repai Zr.
Of Water Piping and%or Water
Treating Equipment
Repair/Alteration - Drainage or Vent
Ea. Vacuum Breaker/Backflow Protection
Device Installed Subsequent to 'the
Installation of the Piping or
Equipment Serjed
Each One
Each One (Over
$10.00
1
$ 10.00
' 2.50
ea. -
$
.. 5.00
ea.
5.00
ea.
$
10.00
ea.
$
2.50
ea.
$
5.00
$
5.00•
ea.
$
5.00
ea.
$
2_50
To tal fee:
Cliff' of La
1
} Established 1$
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Building IK Mechanical *Electrical *Plumbing
(* See back of form)
?roject Address:Aee-wev"
Subdivision:Owner's Name:' n
address: / d I A (r,Ddf4—
Street V—
Contractor b//l
Address: �rOar P
Street
Engineer:(11_I'I)
Designer:
3uilding Use: `—
7aluation: y, -01 690
Occupancy Type/or
Flo
Construction TUse
Commercial BuiO
Checked/ApprovuanSpecial Condit
Permit No. _
n
Lot: U�n1 �OdPs
B1ock:5C/rye, /VU
Phone :02y)- V7/- )& f/$
7�5`7f
Ip
RK= Yr
ty Use On
Z Cla work Sq. Ft.
St es Parking requested
-Fi Marsh Aporova Date:
Y Date:
(attach to actual permit)
R.ceud o7 /:]/96 cam.
flies
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COMPLETE THIS PORTION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMITS:
NOTE: MINIMUM CHARGE ON PERMITS) IS $10.00
Description Charges No
Fees
PERMIT ISSUE FEE -'
5.00
".� 1
S 5.00
Outlets, Fixtures, Lights 6
.
Switches (13t 4 - Flat Fee)
2.00
$
Above Items (All Others)
-Washing'Machine
40
ea,
$
..
1.00
ea.
$
Dryer / Range
2.00
ea, \
$ of
Cook Top / Oven / Fan
1.00
ea.
$ J
Oven (Commercial)
5.00
ea,
$
A/C, Plug -In Units
2.00
ea,
$ T
Water Heater
2.50
ea,
.1
-$ '
Dishwasher % Garbage Disposal
1.00
ea.
.,
$
All Services ,/ Temp, Pole
,r
Temp, Cut -in
10.00
ea.
All Meter Units
5.00
ea.
5
- -_--
Reinspection Fee
10.00
Re -Connection Fee
5.00
ea,-
XrRay Machine
1'0:10'0
ea. , r. •
7
Motion Picture Machine
3.00
ea. y
$
Incandescent Signs, Per Circuit
'4.00
ea,
Gas or Vacuum Tube Signs
.f
c
. (Per Transformer)
4.00
ea.
Electric Welder
!2.00
ea.�
MOTORS•
Up to but,not incl. 1/2 HP
;\1.00
ea.
$•, ,
1/2 HP and less_ than 2 HP\`,
3.00:ea.
$
2 HP and less than 10.HP
4.00-/
ea.
10�HP and less ahan 25 HP
5.d,
ea.
$
25 HP and less than 100 HP
10�00
ea.
$
100 PHP and less Than 150, HPP"o
12.00
ea .
150 HP and over, per. HP )�'
10,
ea.
$-
h I
f�,
Permanently connected electric appliaAces and
equipment
of
any nature not otherwise specified'
shall be charged
as
follows:
Ito KW, 'Inclusive ��
,' .50
ea.$-
Ahl over 1 IW to 10 iCR� :'
40
AW '
Allover 10 AW,to 50
30
AL7
\
All over 50 Kw ;to 100 (R+A
2r0
JC'.4
$
,;
All over 100 KW`t, $10.00 PLUS
O4jkw
$
'Total fee
COMPLETE,THIS SECTION FOR PLUMBING PERMITS
PERMIT ISSUING FEE
P1bg..Fixtures / Drains// Trans
Sewer (New, Repair or�Replacement)
Cesspool
Septic Tank / Seepage Pi't or _
Drainfield
water Heater and/,or Vent
Gas Pining Svstem (1-4 Outlets)
Gas Outlets, over 4 (Ea. Outlet)
Installation, Alteration or Repair
Of Water Piping and/or Water
Treating Equipment
Repair/alteration - Drainage or Vent
Ea. Vacuum Breaker/Backflow Protection
Device Installed Subsequent to the
Installation of the Piping or
Equipment Served
Each One (1-5)--• :�, \;'\a ...
Each One (OverS)
$10:00
2 ! 50 -ea.
5.00 eal
5.00 ea.
jj
1,0.00 ea.
j2�5f0 ea.
5.00
1.00 ea.
5.00 ea
5.00 ea
Fees
$ 10.00
ea. �$
Total fee: $
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LOCATION R AO& / R LV.L/
LEGAL PROPERTYDESC UPTION. J a n/ E S .fu Ay 6v rA , Ry eR %
OWr1EILADDRESS: Qo . >r /i/s,, L a vie/ 6
OCCUPANT: NARvEv-R,/•lw lAyA . ADDRESSLvo
SIZE OF TANK -(GALLONS)
MANUFACTURER. OF SECONDARY CONTAMdENT TAM L,vC .
ADDRESS: SAS AN l� ti,Q, a,
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City ofuPone Plmmain Depa=c=
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U-FUEL, INC. (715) 836-0905
"World's Best"
Aboveground
Fuel Systems
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
ProductOverview............................................................................................................................. 1
Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 2
U-Fuel Design Characteristics............................................................................................... 3-6
TANK SPECIFICATIONS
Sizes and Standard Features....................................................................................................... 7
SystemAccessories....................................................................................................................... 8
TANK DRAWINGS
Top Fill Pre -Fabricated Standby Tank........................................................................................
9
Top Fill Two Product Standby Tank.........................................................................................
10
Bottom Load Two Product Standby Tank..............................................................................
11
Top Fill Tank With Pad................................................................................................................
12
BottomLoad Tank With Pad.....................................................................................................
13
Top Fill Two Product Tank With Pad......................................................................................
14
Bottom Load Two Product Tank With Pad...........................................................................
15
Bottom Load Pre -Fabricated Standby Tank.........................................................................
16
OPTIONS
DispensingSystems.....................................................................................................................
17
PumpAccessories.......................................................................................................................
18
TankAccessories.........................................................................................................................
19
Aviation and Marine Dispensing Systems............................................................................
20
Aviation and Marine Remote Island Package.............................................................
21 - 22
FuelManagement Systems.......................................................................................................
23
Pre -Fabricated Concrete Pads.................................................................................................
24
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
SuggestedSite Pad......................................................................................................................
25
LimitedWarranty..........................................................................................................................
26
Certificateof Title.........................................................................................................................
27
PatentInformation...............................................................................................................
28 - 29
SiteApproval Services................................................................................................................
30
Construction Management Services......................................................................................
31
U-Fuel Proposal and Conditions of Contract .................. .................
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Product
Overview
U-FUEL is committed to providing safe and economical,Abovegrouncl Fuel
Systems for all applications. Our facilities are designed:
• To be sold as complete fuel dispensing units
• To require minimal time and cost for installation
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• To be cost competitive with other fuel installations
• To be environmentally safe and conform with nationally
recognized standards for fuel storage and dispensing
• To be modular - allowing modification to function in various
fueling environments
• To be portable - providing flexibility and resale value
U-FUEL reserves the right to modify and improve our systems at anytime based
upon changes in regulations, acceptable industry practices, and operational
experiences.
Patents are issued and/or pending on the enclosed products
Our goal is to provide "The World's Best Aboveground Fuel Systems"
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1
Introduction
The Concept for all U-FUEL Systems is the same. A factory fabricated, Listed, Double Walled Tank
Assembly providing secondary containment, set on a portable skid, with modifications to prevent fuel
spills, detect leaks, dispense and monitor product, and minimize exposure to the elements. Using this
concept, U-FUEL Systems are configured to handle specific applications, be economical, and conform
with applicable regulations.
CONFIGURATIONS (One and two product systems)
Standby Systems Listed Double Walled Tanks with all applicable vents valves and
fittings, requiring a tank top pump and/or piping to a remote
location.
Systems with Pad Fuel systems with pumps, set on a pad attached to the tank.
These systems contain all required vents, valves, piping and
electrical components necessary to fuel vehicles when
connected to a power source.
Aviation & Marine Fuel systems with pumps, filters, reels, and added safety
equipment designed for fueling vehicles a considerable distance
from the pump.
FIRE RESISTANT TANKS
Single Wall Single Wall Tanks tested and listed to withstand UL 2085 fire
exposure.
Double Wall Double Wall Tanks tested and listed to withstand UL 2085 fire
exposure.
Thermo Tanks Thermo Tank systems tested and listed under UL 2085 as Fire
Resistant, insulated to 12.45 "R" Factor.
TANK FILL OPTIONS
Top Fill Standard for tanks smaller than 8' in diameter.
Top fill systems include a fill tube, spill container with drain to the
tank, lockable cover, and high level warning alarm. Stage I Vapor
Recovery adaptors are available with top fill systems.
Bottom Load Standard for tanks 8' in diameter and larger.
Bottom loading systems include a 3" cam lock fill with locking
cover, a 20 mesh screen strainer, check valve, gate valve,
detachable spill container with drain, and overfill protection valve.
U-FUEL Design Characteristics
Double WalLS-teeLiank
All U-FUEL tanks are built of high quality steel with the
product tank completely encased by an outer steel tank.
Any leak in the product tank is totally contained by the outer
tank providing secondary containment. Both tanks are
constructed in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories'
specifications and Steel Tank Institute standards for double
walled tanks. U-FUEL Systems are listed and labeled by
Southwest Research Institute.
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The best means to determine if there is a leak in the
primary tank is to visually inspect the interstitial space
between the tanks. U-FUEL has designed, tested and
patented a gauge to monitor the interstitial space which
will withstand impact and a two-hour petroleum fire in
accordance with UL 1709. Should a leak occur in the
product tank, it will be quickly noted in the simple, non -
mechanical sight gauge.
Eicr.Emeeganny Vents
All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with an emergency vent
for the product tank, sized to conform with NFPA 30 2-
3.6.4. Should the tank pressure exceed 8 oz. per square
inch, the emergency vent will open and then close once
excess pressure is released.
Inter_sti W_V_eM
All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with an interstitial vent
sized to conform with requirements for emergency venting.
Should the producttank ever rupture ins f re, the interstitial
vent allows adequate venting of the secondary containment
tank.
In addition to the fire emergency vents all U-FUEL Systems
are equipped with a pressure/vacuum working vent located
on top of the tank extending to the proper height above
ground level. This vent remains closed until there is a
differential pressure between the tank and the atmosphere.
The working vent, sized to conform with NFPA 30 2.3.5.2.
2.3.5.6, and 2-3.7.2. allows Stage I and Stage II vapor
recovery, and minimal release of vapors into the air.
All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with a means of inspecting
and servicing the inside of the tank. Tanks with top fill
systems may be entered by unbolting the manway/spill
container. Bottom load tanks have a manway with optional
internal ladder.
5PMQ8tCh Basin
All U-FUEL Systems with front mounted pumps are
constructed with a ventilated spill catch basin beneath the
pump platform. The basin size varies with the size of the
facility. All piping for standard facilities is located within
the basin which provides secondary containment in
accordance with NFPA 30A 4-2.1 and NFPA 30 3-4.2. A
weatherproof hatch is constructed in the deck allowing
easy access to piping and valves. The deck of the pump
platform is removable for maintenance.
Based on EPA studies, most fuel leaks occur in the pipe
running from the tank to the dispenser. Piping for U-FUEL
Systems is held to the absolute minimum (generally a
maximum of five feet). Within this short span of pipe are
located three safety features -- a fusible link fire emergency
valve; a normally closed.solenoid valve; and a pressure
valve and/or a shear.valve - all conforming with NFPA 30
3-3.3 and NFPA 30A 2-4.6.3 and 2-4.6.5.
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Stage I vapor recovery piping and connections are standard
on all bottom load U-FUEL Systems. In the unlikely event of
a malfunction of an overfill valve, excess product will be
pushed through the vapor recovery system back to the
tanker truck. All fill connections are 3" cam lock fittings.
Stage I vapor recovery is also available on top fill systems.
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Stage II vapor recovery is available on all single product U-
FUEL Systems. For systems with pumps mounted on the
front of the tank, the vapor recovery line runs from the spill
catch basin (under the pump) into the tank, terminating
inside the top of the tank. The required condensation drain
valve is located within the spill containment basin.
The fusible link emergency fire valve conforms with NFPA
30 2-3.8.1 and is located adjacent to the tank. The valve
closes upon sensing heat from a fire. The valve can also
be manually closed for maintenance of dispensing
components while product remains in the tank.
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Located adjacentto the fire valve, the solenoid controls the
flow of productto the pump in accordance with NFPA 30A
2-1.7 and 2.4.6.3. The solenoid valve is always in the
closed position except when the fuel pump is on. This
assures no product leakage should a catastrophic incident
occur.
All U-FUEL facilities of 5,000 gallons or less use a 3" top
fill system designed to conform with NFPA 30 2.3.8 and
NFPA 30A 2-4.9.4. Fuel from the delivery truck enters the
U-FUEL System through a 3" fill tube extending to within 6"
from the bottom of the tank. The special fill tube with a 20
mesh filter, eliminates any splashing of fuel and limits
dangerou's vaporization.
Top Fill Warning-Systl�m
Major product spills (25 gallons and over) generally occur
when tanks are overfilled. To assure no spills from overfills
and to conform with NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e), U-FUEL has
incorporated an overfill warning system for top fill tanks
not requiring Stage I vapor recovery.
The U-FUEL overfill warning system consists of an internal
alarm which is activated when the tank reaches 90%
capacity. When the tank reaches 95% capacity, the alarm
quits and the tank will burp making it difficult to fill. For top
fill systems with Stage I vapor recovery, a float activated
shut-off valve is installed in the fill tube.
Most large U-FUEL facilities have our unique 3" bottom
loading system. The external components are located in
a locked, liquid tight containment box with hinged lid
attached to the end of the tank. Fuel from the delivery truck
enters the tank through a 3" cam lock hose fitting, a 20
mesh filter screen, a manual gate valve, a one-way check
valve, and then through an internal shut-off valve as required
by NFPA 30A 2-4.9.4 and NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e). Bottom
loading is one of the safest ways to transfer large quantities
of fuel.
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All U-FUEL top fill systems are constructed with a spill
container surrounding the fill tube with a relief port to allow
any spilled product to drain back into the tank. Spills from
bottom load systems are caught in a spill container with a
manual drain.
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All U-FUEL facilities with bottom load systems have an
internal float which closes an internal shut-off valve when
the tank reaches 95% capacity. The shut-off valve is
designed to begin closing when the tank is 90%full. giving
the re-fueler sufficient time to monitor volume, stop fuel
transfer, and prevent a major fuel spill. The internal shut-
off valve also minimizes the possibility of filling the tank to
the point where fuel expansion would cause a fuel spill as
required by NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(a).
All electrical wiring associated with the U-FUEL System is
in conduit in accordance with Ch. 5. Art. 500. NFPA 70,
National Electrical Code. Most U-FUEL facilities come
equipped with a junction box at the rear of the tank to
connect power.
Gltndig
All U-FUEL aboveground fuel facilities must be grounded at
two points. The suggested site pad drawing will indicate
the recommended location of two 1/2" grounding rods.
All grounding requirements must be in accordance with
NFPA 70.
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The U-FUEL System is fabricated to accept most UL
approved fuel dispensers manufactured by major pump
suppliers. If the customer has a fuel dispenser (suction
type) that is still in good condition, it is possible to modify
the U-FUEL System to receive the used dispenser.
The customer has the option of purchasing a complete
facility with a fuel dispenser installed by U-FUEL, Inc. or
purchasing a facility without a dispenser and installing a
separately purchased unit.
To insure water tight secondary containment under the
pump, an exact drawing of the pump base is required to
allow fabrication of a pump support section.
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All U-FUEL Systems are built to UL 142 specifications for
Secondarily Contained Aboveground Tanks and come with
a Southwest Research Institute listing label affixed to the
system. Other labels for product stared, instructional
labels, and the U-FUEL logo are also affixed to the tank.
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U-Fuel Systems are protected from the elements using a
three step painting process. The complete system is first
sand blasted then primed with a high solids epoxy primer,
then painted with a quality Polyurethane paint. The lower
portion of the tank is normally painted medium gray,
minimizing visibility of dirt or stains, while the top of the
tank is painted a brilliant white, reducing the impact of
direct sun on the tank.
Yisibilily
Since U-FUEL Systems are completely aboveground, any
leaks or malfunctions are readily apparent to the user
allowing immediate action to be taken to correct any
problems.
All U-FUEL Pre -Fabricated Fire Res istantTanks have a high
level audible alarm. This alarm is installed at the base of
the vent pipe on top of the aboveground tank. Alarm is
activated by high liquid level producing a loud beeping
sound. Alarm chirps when battery is low.
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(Non -Insulated)
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All U-FUEL Double Wall Fire Resistant Tanks are uniquely
fabricated to withstand high temperatures. The product
tank is completely encased by an outer steel tank. Any leak
in the product tank is totally contained by the outer tank
providing secondary containment. Both tanks are
constructed in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories'
specifications and industry standards for double walled
tanks. These tanks are listed and labeled'by Southwest
Research Institute as "Secondarily Contained Fire Resistant
Tanks" conforming with Section 2.4 of NFPA 30A, thereby
meeting UL 2085 Fire Resistance criteria.
The U-FUEL Double Well Fire Resistant Tank is typically
sold with all of the above -noted design features.
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The Single Well Fire Resistant Tank developed by U-FUEL
is uniquely constructed to withstand high temperatures
and maintain structural integrity. A unique fabrication
process is used in conjunction with special steel. The tank
supports run the length of the tank which increases its'
strength.
The U-FUEL Single Wall Fire Resistant Tanks are typically
sold without the vents, valves and fittings normally found
on other U-FUEL Tanks.
These tanks, ranging in sizes from 300 to 30,000 gallons,
are ideal to replace existing tanks in a dike, or for large fuel
farm applications where there is a need for a quality Fire
Resistant Tank. Built to UL 142 standards, these Single
Wall Tanks are Listed by Southwest Research Institute, as
conforming with UL 2085 Fire Resistance criteria.
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The Thermo Tank developed by U-FUEL is fire rated and
provides an added level of safety and economy due to the
insulation and fire resistant properties of its ceramic lining
and other modifications to the basic U-FUEL System.
Cscam. is Lining
The U-FUELthermo lining is a ULrated ceramic fiber which
has a service range up to 2,300 degrees F and a melting
point of 3,200 degrees F - more than twice the values of
fiberglass. It is unaffected by oil and water, is vastly
superior in physical heat resistant properties to concrete,
and weighs approximately 75%less. The 3" lining used by
U-FUEL has an insulation "R" value of 12.45 and conforms
with UL 1709 fire test criteria. The Thermo Tank can
withstand 2,000 degrees F of temperature for two hours
with minimal temperature increase to the inside tank,
varying with the amount and type of product stored.
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Thermo Tank Vents and other openings are thermally
protected using ceramic fiber. Failure to protect tank
openings will allow a considerable amount of heattransfer
through vents, pipes, and access areas.
I aul-ated-Siphnn.9upply
A unique feature of the Thermo Tank is its insulated siphon
supply pipe located between the product tank and the
secondary containment tank. The siphon supply is a
continuously welded pipe beginning with a drop tube 2"
from the bottom of the tank, exiting at the top of the
product tank head, then running down the front of the
product tank and exiting through the bottom of the
secondary containment tank. (Similar to traditional U-
FUEL tanks.)
In the event of a fire, the unique insulated siphon supply
provides an added barrier of protection. After heat closes
the fire emergency valve, any product in the supply line
reaching its boiling point will be forced back through the
supply to the tank where it wi II be condensed by the cooler
product and held for an extended period of time.
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The only installation expense required for a U-FUEL facility
is the cost for a concrete pad if desired, the cost to bring
electrical service to the site, and the cost to off load the
system from the delivery truck. If a computer system is
involved, a telephone line may need to be run to the site.
Excavating, lining, special fill, piping, etc. are not required.
Minimum-Be_r_mit�and _Wsfze-ctiono
In most cases, the only permit required is issued by the
State Fire Marshal with concurrence from the local
approving authority. A construction permit may also be
required.
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Since the U-FUEL facility is portable, it is considered
personal property and is taxed accordingly.
Flexibility
Because the U-FUEL facility is portable it gives the user
Flexibility. The system can be easily relocated as business
conditions change.
BaBDID Value
Since the U-FUEL System is a totally self contained, portable
fuel facility, it should retain a fairly high resale value
depending on care and replacement costs. U-FUEL has
experienced high demand for trade in systems.
Many lending institutions are reluctant to lend money for
below ground fuel facilities. Should the borrower default,
the lending institution may find itself owning property with
limited use and/or a significant liability for the costs to
clean up and remove tanks. Should the borrower default
on an aboveground U-FUEL facility, the bank can easily
repossess the facility for resale.
Leasma
U-FUEL has arranged for leasing systems. There are
several options available which may provide ownership at
the end of the lease period.
Land-VWu-e
When tanks are placed underground, the value of the land
generally depreciates due to the potential of contamination
from leakage. Since the U-FUEL facility can be easily
removed, land values remain constant or follow the normal
real estate trends.
For fuel applications demanding stringent product quality
control, a floating suction system is available. The Floating
Suction takes fuel from the top, minimizing the potential of
sucking water or particulate matter through filter systems.
Most U-FUEL facilities can be equipped with computerized
fuel management systems controlling access and
monitoring usage. U-FUEL is a distributor of several
systems which are normally installed at the factory.
However, the customer may elect to install their own
system.
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U-FUEL facilities are available with special internal coatings
to protect the stored product from the steel tank.
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Special equipment such as filters, reels, and unique
dispensing apparatus are easily mounted on the front of
the facility. Hoods are also available to provide extra
protection from the elements.
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An automatic dry chemical fire suppression system is
available for all U-FUEL Systems. The automatic fire
system must be ordered and installed along with a hood
over the dispensing equipment.
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U-FUEL has developed, tested, and listed a system called
IS2, which saturates the inside of the tank with an inert gas
and limits the potential for auto ignition should the tank be
engulfed in a fire. The IS2 is standard equipment on U-FUEL
Thermo Tanks. The IS2 is available as an added level of
protection on Fire Resistant Tanks.
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U-FUEL TANKS
SPECIFICATIONS
Sizes Available in Secondarily Contained, Thermo,
and Fire Resistant Models
TOP FILL"TANKS
SIZE
DIMENSIONS
300 Gallons
38" x 5'
550 Gallons
48" x 6'
1,000 Gallons
64" x 6'
2,000 Gallons
64" x 12'
2,500 Gallons
64" x 15'
3,000 Gallons
64" x 18'
4,000 Gallons
Tx 14'
BOTTOM LOAD TANKS'.
SIZE
DIMENSIONS. `
5,000 Gallons
8'
x 14'
6,000 Gallons
8'
x 16'
8,000 Gallons
8'
x 22'
10,000 Gallons
9'
x 21'
12,000 Gallons
9'
x 26'
15,000 Gallons
9'
x 32'
20,000 Gallons
10'
x 34'
25,000 Gallons
10'
x 43'
30,000 Gallons
10'
x 52'
Standard Features
• 1 /4" Steel Product Tank Per UL 142
• Steel Secondary Containment Tank
• Tank Support and Skid System
• Manway to Product Tank
• Product Tank Emergency Vent
• Interstitial Emergency Vent
• Pressure/Vacuum Working Vent NFPA 30
• External Product Level Gauge
• Audible Overfill Alarm NFPA 30
• Lifting Lugs as Required
• Interstitial Access at Top End of Tank
• Interstitial Vacuum Test Port NFPA 30 2-8.3.1
• OSHA Ladder Rungs
• Fireproof Interstitial Tank Monitoring Gauge
• Lockable Spill Container
• 3" Cam Lock Fill with Cap
• 3" x 20 Mesh Removable Fill Strainer
• Stage I Vapor Recovery
• Primed with High Solids Epoxy Base Coat
• Painted with High Quality Weather Resistant
Top Coat
• Listed as Secondarily Contained Aboveground
Tank
• Tanks and Systems Listed by Southwest
Research Institute (SWRI)
• Labeled as Required
• Transferable Tank Title
Optional Equipment
Impact Resistance Available • Multiple Product Systems Available
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SYSTEM
ACCESSORIES
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U-FUEL TANKS
SPECIFICATIONS
U-Fuel System Accessories
.:SYSTEM
AVAILABILITY .;'
ACCESSORIES
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OVERFILL/SPILL DRAIN TO PRIMARY TANK
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NON -ELECTRICAL OVERFILL ALARM SET AT 90% CAPACITY
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DOUBLE BULKHEAD BETWEEN COMPARTMENTS PER UL 142
Two Product Tank Only
DOUBLE BULKHEAD ACCESS PORT FOR UL 142
Two Product Tank Only
PUMP MOUNT COUPLING
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EXPLOSION PROOF SOLENOID VALVE AT TANK NFPA 301 2-1.7
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EXPLOSION PROOF FLEX SUPPLY LINE TO PUMP NFPA 30 3-4.2
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FUSIBLE LINK FIRE VALVE NFPA 30 2.3.8.1
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LEAK CONTAINMENT CHAMBER UNDER PUMP NFPA 30A 4-2.1
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LOCKABLE ACCESS HATCH TO CONTAINMENT CHAMBER
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EXPLOSION PROOF CONDUIT AND WIRING TO DISPENSER
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CERAMIC FIBER FIRE RATED LINING PER UL 2085
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IMPACT RESISTANCE NFPA 302-3.4.1(G)
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BULLET RESISTANT PER WI DILHR 10
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U-FUEL DISPENSING SYSTEMS
MECHANICAL REGISTER PUMPS
• Gasboy 9152 (15 GPM)
• Gasboy 9153 (22 GPM)
• Gasboy 9140 (40 GPM)
RETAIL PUMPS
Universal 400 M-S (12 - 15 GPM)
Universal 400 M-S-H (20 - 24 GPM)
FILL -RITE PUMPS & DISPENSERS
• Model FR713 Pump & 305 Dispenser
(15 - 18 GPM)
• Model 303 Pump & UL305 Dispenser
(20 GPM)
• Model 313 Pump & UL305 Dispenser
(30 GPM)
TRANSFER PUMPS
• Marlow Model 20EVP-12A (120 GPM)
Marlow Model 2H19ECP (160 GPM)
Marlow Model 3PL1 EC (310 GPM) .
MARLOW ASSEMBLIES INCLUDE:
• 3" Quick Detachable Coupling (Male)
3" Quick Detachable Coupling (Female)
• 2" x 10' Hard Wall Hose
• Explosion Proof Starter
• Dust Cap
• 220 VAC ('440 VAC)
Explosion Proof Motor
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRONIC REGISTER PUMPS
• Gasboy 8952 (15 GPM)
• Gasboy 8953 (22 GPM)
• Gasboy 8950 (50 GPM)
SUBMERSIBLE PUMP PACKAGES
• FE Petro STP 33 (1/3 HP)
• FE Petro STP 75 (3/4 HP)
• FE Petro STP 150 (1 1/2 HP)
PUMP ACCESSORIES INCLUDED
(For Above Dispensing Systems)
• 1 " x 12' Standard Curb Pump Hose
• Breakaway Hose Coupler w/ Spacer Hose
• Automatic Nozzle
• Multi -Plane Hose Swivel
• Pressure Regulating Valve
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
(For Above Dispensing Systems)
• Filter, Filter Head and Hydrosorb
Single Element (installed)
• Pulser 10:1
• Stainless Steel Panels (front & back)
• Top Mount Ticket Printer (zero start)
• Hose Retractor (mounted on side of pump)
• Extra Hose
• Manual 1/4"Nozzle
• Stage II Vapor Recovery Kit
• Lighted Cabinet
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U-FUEL PUMP ACCESSORIES SPECIFICATIONS
[ ] PULSER 10:1 (Not For Retail) PGUL01
Veederoot Pulser attached to pump register. Provides low voltage impulse for each 1/10 gallon. Addi-
tional conduit required to segregate pulse wire from pump power supply.
[ ] PULSER 100:1 (For Retail Systems) PGUL10
Veederoot Pulser attached to pump register. Provides lowvoltage impulse for each penny on retail pumps.
or 1/100 of a gallon for pumps with gallon registers. Requires additional conduit run to pump.
[ ] LIGHTED CABINET
PGLITE
Two fluorescent lights mounted inside pump cabinet illuminating meter register (front & back). Suggested
for retail and/or night fueling locations.
[ ] STAINLESS STEEL PANELS
PGSSP
Replaces white painted panels. Resists wear, rust and scratching. Recommended for systems with heavy
use and high visibility.
( ] STAGE II VAPOR RECOVERY KIT PGVRK
Returns vapor to tank while pumping fuel into vehicles by use of special nozzle, breakaway, coaxial hose,
hose retractor, hose splitter at base of pump, and 3/4" vapor piping running under pump, to tank, through
interstitial space to top of product tank. As fuel leaves the tank a vacuum is created which operates this
balanced system. A valve is provided below the access hatch to remove condensation from the system. A
special nozzle holder must be added to the pump.
[ ] TOP MOUNT TICKET PRINTER (Zero Start) PGTMTP
Mounted on top of the pump and mechanically connected to pump meter/register, the printer resets to
zero when the pump is turned on. When fueling is complete, a ticket may be inserted and printed with
gallons pumped by pulling a lever on the printer.
[ ] HOSE RETRACTOR RGHHR2
Consisting of six foot aluminum column mounted to pump with hose clamp and spring reel, this kit is
designed to handle up to 15 feet of hose.
[ ] HIGH HOSE RETRACTOR AND LIGHT RGHHR1
The High Hose Retractor is mounted to the tank adjacent to pump. It consists of a 20 foot steel column
with dusk -to -dawn light. The cable operated counterweight is designed to handle up to 48 feet of hose.
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U-FUEL TANK ACCESSORIES SPECIFICATIONS
[ I LIGHTED HOOD
The optional Hood with florescent light is mounted to the tank over the pump. It protects the pumps, fuel
management systems and equipment from rain, snow and the elements. The Hood also has a shelf over
the light to store records or service equipment, keeping them out of sight and dry. The Hood is available
with a climate controlled compartment for housing computers, loggers, modems and other equipment
linking the fuel system to major networks.
[ 1 HIGH HOSE RETRACTOR WITH LIGHT
The High Hose Retractor is mounted to the tank adjacent to pump. It consists of a 20 foot steel column
with dusk -to -dawn light. The cable operated counterweight is designed to handle up to 48 feet of hose.
[ I FLOATING SUCTION
A Floating Suction System is available which attaches to the suction pipe inside the tank and pulls clean
fuel from the surface. Since most contaminates settle to the bottom of the tank, the Floating Suction is
ideal for aviation and heavy volume systems.
[ 1 IS2 - INTERNAL IGNITION SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
For those desiring protection from a possible explosion in the event of a fire, the IS2 is en -option which
installs inside the fuel tank. It is an inexpensive means of providing added protection required by some fire
authorities. In the event of a fire, the IS2 neutralizes the potential for combustion.
[ I FIRE SUPPRESSION UNDER HOOD
The ADX Fire suppression system is installed in the hood over the fueling pad. In the event of a fire, the
ADX system sprays fire suppression chemical on and around the fueling platform.
[ I SECOND PAD OPTION
For those desiring to maximize fueling locations at a tank, an additional patented containment pad with
deck, is installed on the opposite end of the tank. This option allows four pumps to be mounted on both
ends of the system with eight hoses.
[ I FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INSTALLATION
U-Fuel will install most brands of fuel management systems on our fueling pads. On -site start up is normally
required by an Authorized Service Technician. Since systems vary in the amount of time and level of
difficulty to install. U-Fuel must provide individual estimates for installation services.
[ I ADDITIONAL OPENINGS
U-Fuel systems are designed to accommodate most customer specified openings and fittings. A "Special
Instructions" form must be completed by your sales representative and signed by the customer prior to
processing the order to ensure proper modifications are made.
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U-FUEL DISPENSING SYSTEMS SPECIFICATIONS
AVIATION & MARINE
STANDARD CAPACITY SYSTEMS
[ ] Single Product System ZGA001
[ ] Two Product System ZGA002 (•Two of each item for Two Product Systems)
• Gasboy 9153 pump (22 gpm) '
• Pressure regulating valve at pump
• Reel - spring recoil
• Hose - 50' x 1" '
• 1" automatic nozzle '
• Velcon VF-61 E 5 micron filter with Aquacon Element `
• Velcon VF-61E Differential pressure gauge assembly
• 12" x 24" side extension on facility fuel platform (if required) '
• Tank top thief port •
• Gasboy 1223 lockable thief pump `
• Additional 20 B:C fire extinguisher and bracket
• Grounding reel and mounting bracket `
• Pipe fittings and installation
AVIATION & MARINE
HIGH SPEED SYSTEMS
[ ] Single Product System ZGAHS1
[ ] Two Product System ZGAHS2 (•Two of each item for Two Product Systems)
• Gasboy 9850 high speed pump (50 gpm) `
• Reel - spring recoil
• Hose- 1 1 /2" x 5O'
• 1 1/4" manual nozzle
• Velcon VF-61 E 5 micron filter with Aquacon Element •
• Velcon VF-61E Differential pressure gauge assembly
• 2" shear valve `
• Tank top thief port '
• Gasboy 1223 lockable thief pump '
• Side extension to fuel platform (when required)
• Additional 20 B:C fire extinguisher and bracket
• Grounding reel and mounting bracket
• Pipe, fittings, and installation
Optional Equipment
Velcon VF-61 E Jet Fuel Filter with Aquacon Element (1 micron)
FV1201
Pulsar 10:1
PGUL01
Lighted Cabinet
PGLITE
Stainless Steel Panels (Front & Back)
PGSSP
Top Mount Ticket Printer [Zero Start)
PGTMPT
1 1 /4" Aviation Nozzle with Strainer
ZMA231
100' Electric Reel and Hose
ZHHR10
Floating Suction
ZAVFLO
Private Card System
CG1000
Major Credit Card System
CA0414
Printer/Logger
CGPRIN
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U-FUEL, INC. SPECIFICATIONS
AVIATION & MARINE
REMOTE ISLAND PACKAGE
STOCK #
1 Pump - Gasboy 9153 pump (22 GPM) ZRIPOO
1 Filter - Velcon V61 E
1 Reel - Hannay 1" x 50' Spring Recoil
1 Island Pad Providing Secondary Containment
(42" x 72" x 7 Gauge Steel)
1 Island Cover (44" x 74" x 5/16" Steel)
1 Lockable Access Hatch (16" x 19")
1 Pump Riser (23" x 25"1
1 50' Aviation Hose
1 50' Grounding Reel
1 High Flow Nozzle
1 T52 Anti Siphon Valve w/Shear Section
1 11/2" Test Elbow
1 11/2" Standard Elbow
1 36" x 11 /2" Flex Hose
Optional Equipment
( ) Dispenser Package Upgrade
ZRIPDO
Substitutes Dispenser for Fuel Pump
Substitutes Shear Valve for T52 Valve
[ ) Jet Fueling Package Upgrade
ZRIPJT
Gasboy 9150 Pump, 2" Piping, Jet Filter
Element, 11/2" Hose & Reel Upgrade
( ) Jet Filter with Differential Pressure Gauge
FV61EP
( ] Lighted Hood (6' x 10')
ZRIP62
[ ) Retail Card System
CA0414
( ) Private Card System
CG1000
( ) Universal Retail Pump
PU400H
( ) 11/4" Aviation Nozzle [50 GPM)
NMZ230
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AVIATION & MARINE
REMOTE ISLAND PACKAGE
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FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
SPECIFICATIONS.
GASBOY
Electrical Keytrol Systems
• 10 to 100 keys
Pump Mounted Ticket Printer
• Zero Start or Accumulative
Gasboy System 1000
Magnetic Card System
Fleetkey (Magnetic Keys) System
• Up to 10,000 users
• Store up to 967 transactions
• Includes Phone Modem
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
Gasboy CFN System
• Handles all types of bank cards, major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Up to 100.000 proprietary users
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
• Requires controlled environment
• Available in cardless configuration
AUTOGAS
Autogas Retail Card System
• Handles all types of bank cards, major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Up to 100,000 proprietary users
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
PC CARD SYSTEM
PC Based Card System
• Handles all types of bank cards, major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Allows custom programing
• Less expensive than most other systems
• Requires controlled environment
KG0010-KGO100
PGTMTP
CG1000
CGFK2
CGCFN
[IUs!'Nn
CPCSYS
* System Start Up for all Fuel Management Systems is available upon request.
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PRE -FABRICATED CONCRETE PADS
SPECIFICATIONS
Pad Size Tank Width Spaioon
8' x 10' 48" 1
12' x 16' 64" 2
12' x 20' 7' 2
14' x 25' 8' 2
16' x 34' 9' 2
Above Pads are 7"thick pre -stressed concrete
have recessed lifting lugs
• include protective ballards installed 4 feet apart
designed for static loads
large pads come in two sections, interlock, and bolt
together
TRUCK FUELING STATION - (with spill containment pad)
20' x 34' Tank Pads 2
1 O' x 34' Spill Containment Pad 1
40' x 34' Portable Station 4
Truck Fueling Pads are 8" thick pre -stressed concrete
Prices quoted are FOB Factory and at Distributor Cost
West coast and off shore pricing may vary
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U-FUEL, INC.
SUGGESTED SITE..PAD :. .
Construction:
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• Pour pad 4" above ground level.
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Optional telephone and electric
• Footings determined by soil
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Grounding rods
conditions.
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(PVC pipe in concrete)
• Use wire mesh and/or rebar
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Eye bolt 2' from back and
depending on size.
6" from edge of tank
(tie downs optional)
• Local authority may require
protective bumper posts or rails.
•
•
"
• Must support weight distributed
on two skids.
'
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Ballards 4' on center
• Install 1/2" grounding rods
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adjacent to tank.
• Attach grounding clips to tank
skid.
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Eye bolt 2' from front and
skids.
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p mersiorys
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300
3' x 6'
6' x 9' "
1,500 3.600
550
4' x 6'
7' x 9'
2.156 6,000
1,000
4' x 12'
7' x 14'
3,985 10,985
2,000
5' x 18'
8' x 20'
6,219 20.219
4,000
Tx 19'
10' x 21'
9,100 44,100
5.000
8' x 19'
,11' x 21
9,840 44,840
6.000
8' x 21'
1 Tx 23'
10.055 52,055
8,000
B' x 28'
11' x 30'
12.645 68,645
10,000
9' x 27'
12' x 29'
14,680 64,680
12,000
9' x 32'
12' x 34'
16.820 100,820
15,000
9' x 38'
12' x 40'
20,565 125,565
20,000
10' x 40'
13' x 42'
24.155 164.155
30,000
10' x 57'
13' x 59'
42,000 252.000
If your tank does'not include front -mounted pumps, deduct 4'4 om tank and pad length.
(The 300 and 550-gallon tank pads are not eligible for deductions.)
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LIMITED WARRANTY
BY
U-FUEL INC.
Issued To
(Hereinafter called Owner)
U-FUEL warrants the following described tank, delivered to Owner on , for a period of one (I)
year against defects in material and workmanship on the following terms and conditions:
Description of Tank:
This warranty shall be valid provided:
Serial A
1. The tank has been installed in accordance with installation manna] on a properly eogineered and
constructed pad which has out shifted, cracked or moved.
2. The tank has been continually a" for storing and dispensing the same petroleum distillate and not
used to store alcohol or other toxic chemicals.
3. The tank has been maintained in a good cm dition, periodically painted and kept free of rasa or
corrosive materials.
4. The tank has been serviced at least monthly to remove water which may accumulate at the bottom
of the tank.
S. The tank or system has not been modified in any respect.
6. The tank and/or system has been kept clean, and free from debris, undergrowth and has not beeo
used to support or stabilize nay other object.
7. The tank has not been damaged by impact from vehicles or objects.
S. The took has rot been filled over 95% capacity or pressurized over S pounds per square inch.
9. A vacuum of mo more than 10 inches of mercury has been applied to the interstitial span for
testing or any other raven.
10. Tank or system has not been damaged by fire, or excessive change in temperature.
.11. The tank has rat been transported or relocated to another site.
This warranty is we transferable to another Owner.
This warranty does net cover valves, fittings or accessories or any damage which may be ceased by the
malfunction thereof. Specific warranties, if any, on Yid valves, fittings or accessories shall be transferred to
Owner.
This warranty is limited to replacement or repair of the tank, at U-FUEL's option and excludes any other
or farther remedial measure. No responsibility or liability is assmmed for any specific, incidental, or
consequential damages except that, if it cannot in U-FUEL's judgment, be repaired or replaced, them U-FUEL
maj refund the purchase price to owner.
To obtain warranty service, the tank most be accessible for -removal. U-FUEL will not be liable for any
cost or damages resulting from lack of accessibility or from removal Gum owteer's premises.There are an warranties expressed or implied, other than the warranty set forth in this Limited
Warranty and no warranties that extend beyond the description herein.
To obtain warrant' service, contact U-FUEL.
SCOTT S. WEBB
U-FUEL INC.
U-FUEL. INC.
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CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
TANK NUMBER
YEAR COMPARTMENTS SIZE
----STEEL THICKNESS ----
VENTING
PRODUCT TANK OUTER WRAP CAPACITY
MANUFACTURER:
REGISTERED OWNER(S):
DATE ISSUED
TYPE
FIRE RATING
THE PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION NAMED ON THIS TITLE HAS BEEN
DULY REGISTERED. AS THE LAWFUL OWNER OF THE TANK/SYSTEM HEREIN
---DESCRIBED, DESCRIBED, SUBJECT TO ANY SECURITY INTEREST (LIENS) SHOWN. THE
ORDER IN WHICH THE SECURITY INTEREST APPEARS ON THIS TITLE DOES
NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THEIR PRIORITY.
SECURED PARTY:
U•FUEL. INC,
Scott S. Webb
---ANY ALTERATION VOIDS THIS TITLE--.
United States Patent (19) Illi Patent Number. 4,988,020
Webb [4s) Dete`'of Pptent: Jn1i. 29, 1991
(54) PORTABLE FUELING FACILITY
[75) Inventor: R. Michael Webb, Eau Claire, Wis.
[731 Assignee: U-Fuel, Inc., Eau Claire, Wis.
(211 Appl. No.: 332,462
(22) Filed: Mar. 30, 1939
(51) Inl, CI? .......................... 867D 5/64; B67D 1/16
[521 U.S. CI ......................................... 222/608; 222/2; .
222/108;222/173;141/88
(58) Field of Search ....................... 222/2. 14, 74. 108,
222/109. 153. 129-131, 173, 608; 141/86, 88;
220/DIG. 24. 85 S; 280/838
[561 References Cited
U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS
1,263.751 4/1918 Elkins .................................. 222/155
2.056,179 10/1936 Fitch ................................... 290/939
2.139.945 2/1940 Fitch ........................... 220/D]0. 24
2.239.319 10/1941 Norbon
2.327.475 9/1943 Waugh ................................ 222/173
2.757.823 9/1956 Blanchard cl al .................. 222/155
2,784.741 3/1957 Wecmpe .............................. 290/838
2,792.149 5/1957 Goldenberg ............................ 222/2
., 3.366.280 1/1968 Sampson el at ..................... 222/173
3.601.294 8/1971 Yamawaki .............................. 222/2
3.819.701 6/1975 Mueller ............................... 280/939
4.131.214 12/1978 Rogers ................................ 222/609
4.354.620 10/1992 Tsuncda ct at ....................... 222/14
4.397.405 9/1923 Ralson ................................... 222/14
4,695.327 8/1987 Sharp .
4.842,139 6/1989 Krieg ................................... 206/386
'FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS
850822 12/1939 France ........................ 220/DIG. 24
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Jane's Airport Equipment, Scp. 1996.
Primary Examiner—H. Grant Skaggs
Assistant Examiner —Steve Reiss
Attorney. Agent. or Firm —Merchant, Gould, Smith,
Edell, Welter & Schmidt
(57) ABSTRACT
An improved portable fueling facility for aircraft or
ground vehicles includes at least one storage tank, an
outer tank for providing secondary containment about
the storage tanks, a number of saddle members for sup-
porting the outer tank on a Bat horizontal surface and at
least one pump for dispensing fuel. A deck compart.
ment is provided beneath the pumps for providing sec-
ondary containment about the supply pipes which are
used to supply the pumps and the refueling tubes which
are used to refuel the storage tanks. The entire facility is
portable, so that it may be redepolyed at different loca-
tions or airports as needed. According to one novel
aspect or the facility, a control system is provided
which permits self-service use of the facility in a manner
which requires only the use' of a commercial credit
card.
15 Claims, 6 Drawing Sheets
54
NOTE: In 1994 U-Fuel, Inc. was awarded damages for Patent lnfringemeht by the United
States District Court for the Eastern,District of Wisconsin.
8
United States Patent o91
Webb
(54) PORTABLE FUELING FACILITY HAVING
FIRE -RETARDANT MATERIAL
(751 Inventor: R. Michael Webb, Eau Clairc, Wis.
[73) Assignee: U-Fuel, Inc., Eau Clairc, Wis.
[21) Appl. No.: 607,567
(22) Filed: Nov. 1, 1990
Related U.S. Application Data
163) Continumion-in-part of Ser. No. 332.462. Mar. 30,
1989, Pat. No. 4,989,020.
[511 Int. CI? ......................... B67D 5/00; .1365D 25/00
(32) U.S. CI .................................... 222/183; 220/88.1:
220/464
[58) Field of Search .................. 280/838; 222/51, 131,
222/183. 155; 141/86. 45; 220/D24, 859, 88.1,
444, 452, 900, 464; 428/74; 169/66
(561 References Cited
U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS
150,606 5/1874 Perkins ..............
450.494 4/1891 Proctor .............
923,183 6/1909 Johnson ............
1.263.751 4/1918 Elkins ................
1.331.615 2/1920 Urady ................
1,562,991 11/1925 Rudigicr ...........
1.599,863 6/1926 Walker ..............
1.604,257 10/1926 Brooks ..............
1,908.684 5/1933 Buchanan .........
2.056.179 10/1936 Fitch .................
2,141,638 12/1938 Bcan ..................
2.189.945 2/1940 Fitch .................
2.259,319 10/1941 Norbom ............
2.295,830 6/1942 Paget ................
2,307,616 1/1943 Booth ................
2.327.475 8/1943 Waugh ..............
2,425.962 8/1947 Sill ....................
2.757.823 8/1956 Blanchard ct al.
2.784,747 3/1957 Wecmpc ...........
2.792,148 5/1957 Goldenberg ......
3,172.566 3/1965 Mullin ct al......
3.172.581 3/1965 Nanni ...............
3,240.388 3/1966 Brainard ...........
3,366.280 1/1968 Sampson ct al. .
3,601.284 8/1971 Yamawaki .......,
3.782,599 1/1974 Luginbuhl........
3.963.687 4/1975 Alquist .............
3.889.701 6/1975 Mucllcr ............
...... 220/88.1 X
............ 222/51
........ 222/51 X
........... 222/153
I............ 222/51
........... 222/131
...... 220/88.1 X
..... 220/88.1 X
220/DIG. 24 X
........... 280/I88
.... 222/5) X
.. 220/DIG. 24
... 220/13IG. 24
...... 220/900 X
....... III/155 X
........... 222/173
...... 222/547 X
........... 222/155
........... 280/938
............... 222/2
....... 222/131 X
........... 222/464
............. 222/51
........... 222/173
............... 222/2
............. 222/51
............. 141/43
........... 280/838
US005303926A
(111 Patent Number: 5,305,926
(45) Date of Patent: Apr. 26, 1994
4,131.214
12/1978
Rogcrs................................
222/609
4.249.392
2/1981
Hotta ..............................
222/131 X
4.354.620
10/1982
Tsuenda ct al .......................
222/14
4.397,405
8/1983
Batson ...................................
222/14
4,403,075
9/1933
Byrd cl al. ......................
428/426 X
4.469,129
9/1984
Dixon ............................
220/88.1 X
4.541,545
9/1985
Beattic et al ...................
220/88.1 X
4.561.292
12/1985
Pugnalc ct al ..................
229/426 X
4,615.362
10/1996'
Hartman ct al .......................
141/96
4.638,928
1/1987
Webster .......................
222/155 OR
4.784.902
11/1988
Crompton .......................
428/284 X
4,807.675
2/1989
Sharp ....................................
141/86
4.942.139
6/1989
Krieg..............4...................4
206/386
4.881.579
II/1999
Sharp ....................................
141/86
4,911.326
3/1990
McGouran, Jr ................
220/855 X
5,032.447
7/1991
Bailcy .........................4.....
428/74 X
5,038,456
5/1991
McGarvey .....................
220/88.1 X
5.081.761
1/1992
Rinehart et al .................
220/444 X
5,104.700
4/1992
Peterson ........................
220/88.1 X
FOREIGN
PATENT DOCUMENTS
C944916
12/1963
United Kingdom .........4......
290/838
1007251
10/1965
United Kingdom ..................
222/51
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Janc's Airport Equipment, Sep. 1986.
Primary Examiner —Andres Kashnikow
Assistant Examiner—Anthoula Pomrening
Attorney, Agent, or Finn—Woodwoek Washburn Kurtz
'Mackicwicz & Norris
[57) ADSiRACT
An improved portable fueling facility for aircraft or
ground vehicles includes at least one storage tank, an
outer tank for providing secondary containment about
the storage tanks, a number of saddle members for sup-
porting the outer tank on a flat horizontal surface and a
pump for dispensing fuel. A deck compartment may be
provided beneath the pumps for providing secondary
containment about the supply pipes which arc used to
supply the pumps and the refueling tubes which are
used to refuel the storage tanks. The entire facility is
portable, so that it may be redeployed at different loea.
tions or airports as needed. Fire retardant material may
also be provided between the storage tank and the outer
tank to prevent flames from reaching the storage tank
during an emergency.
2 Claims, 12 Drawing Sheets
NOTE: In 1994 U-Fuel, Inc. was awarded damages for Patent Infringement by the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
U-FUEL, INC.
SITE APPROVAL SERVICES
Codes and Compliance Consultants
Site Approval Services was formed to help customers comply with increased regulation of storage of
hazardous substances, by providing the following services:
SITE ASSESSMENT
QUALIFICATIONS:
Review of Federal, State and local codes and regulations Site Approval Services is managed by Carl Vance Vrede.
to determine options for fuel storage at specific site. Mr. Vande Vrede (Van) holds Bachelors and Masters
Degrees in Environmental Science from the University of
Interviewlocal authoritiesto determine local practices Wisconsin - Eau Claire.
and level of compliance.
Prepare Site Assessment Reports. Prior Experience
DESIGN SERVICES
Design aboveground fuel systems which comply with
applicable codes, regulations and requirements.
COST ESTIMATES
Provide cost estimates for required fuel
installations.
APPLICATION SERVICES
Obtain and prepare state and local applications, with
exhibits and drawings.
Submit Application Packets with fees.
Follow up with approving authorities.
Submit request for variances with justifiable
documentation.
AGENT SERVICES
Consult and/or negotiate with regulatory
officials as agent regarding existing or proposed
installations
SPILL PREVENTION PLANNING
Prepare and implement Environmental Protection
Agency Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure
Plans.
Teaching
University of Wisconsin - Stout
Regulatory
Milwaukee Health Department
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
United States Public Health Service
Certifications:
Aboveground Tank Installer
Liquid Storage Tank Technology
Hazardous Waste
Air Pollution Control
Structural Pest Control
Vectorborne Disease Control
Waterborne Disease Control
U-FUEL; INC. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT -SERVICES
In response to requests for Turn Key Fuel Systems, U-Fuel established a Construction Man-
agement Division to take charge of site preparation for Aboveground Installations.
PHASE I - Planning
Customers desiring Management. Services contract with U-Fuel to prepare a Project Plan,
which normally includes code review, and site design with time and cost estimates. Normally
within 90 days, a Project Plan is presented to a customer for approval.
PHASE 11 - Preparation
U-Fuel prepares permit applications, consults with authorities having jurisdiction, inspects
the site, revises plans after site inspection, interviews contractors, accepts bids, finalizes
cost and scheduling projections and obtains customer approval to commence construction.
PHASE III - Construction Management
U-Fuel manages construction throughout the United States under the umbrella of a Master
Construction Trust. As Trustee, U-Fuel contracts with bidders, provides construction super-
vision and management, prepares project draw requests, disburses funds, and arbitrates
misunderstandings.
PHASE IV - Installation and Training
Installation normally occurs in one day. During installation, U-Fuel is present as systems
arrive, are unloaded, checked out, energized, filled with fuel, and started up. U-Fuel supervises
contractors and trains service and maintenance personnel to use the systems.
PHASE V - Backup
After Installation, U-Fuel Production and Parts Departments provide ongoing communication
with fuel site personnel to insure any warranty items that occur are resolved and the system
operates in the manner intended. Additional instructions or training are also provided if needed.
31
U-FUEL, INC.
P.O. Box 1511
Eau Claire, WI 54702
(715) 836-0905 FAX (715) 836-9993
PROPOSAL
SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE
PROPOSAL#
PAGE NO. OF PAGES
PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO
PHONE
FAX
DATE
STREET
JOBNAME
CITY
STATE
21P CODE
CONTACT
JOB LOCATION
We hereby submit this Proposal and Estimate for the Products to be manufactured and/or factory assembled in accordance
with the attached specifications.
Equipment requested:
Leasing available on all systems with Approved Credit.
Monthly Payment Plus Tax, Term Months with 10% Down.
Site approval, regulatory and code compliance services available for an additional fee.
Shipping to Job Location:
(ciuolect to unange)
PURCHASE PRICE, FOB MANUFACTURER, PLUS APPLICABLE SALES TAXES UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED: '
DEPOSIT UPON ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL S . BALANCE PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS:
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
Note: This proposal maybe withdrawn if not accepted within days. Estimated delivery weeks after acceptance and deposit.
ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above prices, specifications PURCHASER
and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to
do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Seereverse Signature
for conditions of contract.
Date of Acceptance: Signature
CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT
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It is Purchaser's sole responsibility to comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations regarding
the use or placement of the Products purchased and to obtain the proper permits. Questions regarding any
specific regulation should be addressed to the appropriate government agency.
• All Products and Components carry the manufacturer's warranty which is passed on to Purchaser according
to manufacturer's policy. Extended warranties are available at extra cost. No other warranties are either
expressed or implied.
• It is Purchaser's responsibility to unpack, inspect, and test Products upon arrival and report any damage or
malfunction within ten (10) days of delivery. Any damage to Products not so reported may not be covered by
warranty and is Purchaser's sole responsibility.
• All quotes are good for thirty (30) days but are subject to supplier price increases.
• Payment terms are BALANCE NET 10 DAYS from date of invoice unless otherwise specified. Finance charges
will be applicable at 1.5% per month on past due accounts and also reasonable attorney fees in event of default
by either parry will be charged.
• U-FUEL, Inc. shall retain ownership of Products until receipt of payment in full for the same. If payment is not
received according to the terms, U-FUEL, Inc. shall have the right to come onto the Purchaser's premises at
any reasonable time, remove said equipment and proceed to pursue other existing remedies at law or equity
and Purchaser shall be liable for all expenses for removal, storage and resale including reasonable attorney
fees.
• It is Purchaser's responsibility to unload and install Products in accordance with manufacturer's installation
and operations instructions using proper equipment and licensed personnel. U-FUEL, Inc. is not responsible
for improper unloading or installation.
• Any alteration or change from original proposed specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon
written orders and will become an extra charge over and above the estimate.
• All delivery dates contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond control.
• CANCELLATION POLICY - Customer Agrees that U-Fuel shall be reimbursed for all out of pocket expenses,
restocking fees shipping, and sales costs upon cancellation.
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Being
2.000 Acres out of the W.M. Jones
Survey A482. La Porte. Texas
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SPENCER HIGHWAY
CIVIL CONCEP7c TNr..
Pasadena. Texas 7750
Phone: (713) 947-660
Septefter 3. 1997
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
D E AVIATION
2.000 ACRE LEASE TRACT
A tract of land containing 2.000 acres (87,120 Sq. FQ Being out of the W.M Jones Survey
Abstract Number 482, and also situated within the confines of the La Porte Municipal Airport
and being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
Commencing at the Southeast comer of the La Porte Municipal Airport property, said point also
lying in the north right-of-way line of Spencer Highway;
Thence North 89 deg. 33 min. 00 sec. West with the north right-of-way line of said Spencer
Highway, also being the south line of the said La Porte Municipal Airport, for a distance of
100.00 feet to a point for corner;
Thence North alone a line parallel to and 100.00 feet west of the east line of said La Porte
Municipal Airport for a distance of 426.19 feet to a found 5/8 inch iron rod marking the Place of
Beginning of the herein described 2.000 acre tract,
Thence North 52 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. West for a distance of 479.64 feet to a point for comer,
Thence North 37 deg. 39 min. 30 sec. East for a distance of 220.89 feet to a point for comer,
Thence South 52 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. East for a distance of 309.17 feet to a point for comer
being 100.00 feet west of the said east line of La Porte Municipal Airport;
Thence South along a line parallel to and 100-00 feet west of the east line of said La Porte
Municipal Airport for a distance of 279.02 feet to the Place of Beginning.
Richard W. Cansler RPLS �J
RICHARD W. CANSLER
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Civil Concepts Inc.
Pasadena, Texas 77504
September 3, 1997
FIRE RESISTANT FUEL
5,000 Gallon 1/4" Steel product tank - 8' x 14' (capacity ± 3%) per UL-142
3/16" Steel secondary containment tank enclosing product tank
8' x 15' 6"tank support saddle and skid system
Overall dimensions TH x 8' W x 191 (excluding working vent) (22'L with hood) Approx weight 9,2401bs.
LISTED ASSEMBLY WITH UNIQUE PATENTED FEATURES INCLUDES:
I Assembly Listed Fire Resistant per NFPA 30A 2-4.5 (UL-2085 pool fire exposure)
1 Bottom load fuel fill system to conform to NFPA 30, 2-3.4.1(e); 3-3.3, and 3-7, and NFPA-30A 2-4.9.4 includes:
- 3" cam lock fill pipe with cap — Morrison
- 3" x 20 mesh screen removable fuel strainer— Morrison
- 3" gate valve — Morrison
- 3" ductile iron check valve — Morrison
- 20 gallon detachable weather tight spill container with lockable cover
1 Non -electrical overfill shutoff valve and float (inside tank) to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e)
I Fire proof interstitial tank monitoring gauge to conform with UL-1709 .
1 Stage I vapor recovery system with locking cover — Morrison
I Manway to product tank with 4" access coupling and plug
1 Product tank emergency vent to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.6.4 — Morrison
1 Secondary tank emergency vent to conform with NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(h) and 2-3.6 — Morrison
1 3" working vent coupling, pipe, and pressure/vacuum working vent with flame arrester to 12' above ground level
to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.5.2, 2-3.5.6, and 2-3.7.2 —Morrison
I Interstitial access at top end of tank per Underwriters Laboratories
1 Fusible link fire valve as required by NFPA 2-3.8.1— Morrison
1 Explosion proof solenoid valve at tank as required by NFPA 30A 2-1.7 and 2-4.6.3 ANSCO
1 Explosion proof flexible supply line to pump per NFPA 30 3-4.1
1 Externally mounted fuel level gauge with dial read out for ground level readings and overfill alarm required by
NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(d)&(e) — Morrison
1 Hood with dusk to dawn florescent light
1 UL Listed water draw -off pump with antisiphon valve
I Audible overfill alum per NFPA 30 2-3.4.l(e)
1 %:" interstitial vacuum test port to conform with NFPA 30 2-8.3.1
1 20 B:C Fire extinguisher — American
2 Lifting lugs
Wired for selected dispensing system (if installed) to conform to Ch. 5, Art 500, NFPA 70
Finish sand blasted. primed with high solids Amemn 400 epoxy paint, and painted with white 86% reflective
Ameron pol}vrethane paint
Motor vehicle impact resistance per NFPA 30 2-3.4.l(g) and NFPA 30A
2-1.5(d)
Bullet resistant per WI ILHR 10
Labeled as required
Listed as Secondarily Contained Aboveground Tank
Transferable tank title
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1.) Skids And Saddle4 Welded To Tank.
2.) 1' Die. X V Pipe. T.O.E. (Through Outer Tank Orgy) Interstitial Sight Glass.
3.) 3- FLA Coupling. (Thrctgh Bcth Tanks) 3. Overfill Alarm, Morrison 0920-7. 3' Dia. Pipe Tube To 144' Above Grade. Product Woddng Vent(O.P.W.
0 523-3100)
4.) 24' MamMy. (Through Both Tanks) (1) 4' Coupling and (2) 7 Couplings In Manway Lid. (As Shown)
5.) 1?' Dia. X 1' Nipple. (Outer Tank Orgy) T.O.E. Interstitial Vacuum Test Port
6.) Lifting Lug.
7.) 8' Dia. Flange Fitting. (Through Both Tanks) Product Tank Emergency Vent (Morrison 0 244F-8)
8.) Lifting Lug.
9.) 2' Full Coupling. (Through Both Tanks) Fuel Level Gaugs.(Mornson 0 818 Clock Gauge)
10.) 3' Fuel Fill Line. Pipe Extends 3. Outside Outer Tank. Pipe Emens Interstitial Space And Bends 90 Degrees AM Extending Up To And Sending
Another 90 Degrees Wtrra It Enters The Inner Tank. Pipe Extends 4' Into Inner Tank Then Turns 90 Degrees A Topper Valor Is Placed In Line At 14'
From Top Of Inner Tank To Center Shaft Of Topper Valve. Pipe Extends Down To 3- From Bottom Of Inner Tank. (Pipe Is Seal -Welded In Interstitial
Space) Detachable Bottom load Box. 3' Bolton Load Valve Assembly. (Valves Positioned So That Fuel Flows Into Tank Only)
11.) 24' Mamv4y. (Through Both Tanks) (2) 4' Coupling and (3) 2' Couplings In Mi nway Lid. (As Shown)
12-) 3' Fuel Shut -Off Valve. Set To Shut Off At 90% Filled Capacity. (Topper Construction)
13.) 8- Dia. Flange Fitting. (Through Outer Tank Only) Interstitial Emergency Vent (Morrison 0244OF-8)
14.) 3' Steps I Vapor Recovery tins. (Morrison 0 323 3' Adapter And Morrison 0 323C Vapor Recovery Cap. T.O.E. Pipe Extends 3' Outside Outer Tank
Pipe Enters 4romstitial Space And Turin 90 Degrees Travelog Upward And Then Bends 90 Degrees. It Than Enters Inner Tank At 4' From Top Of Inner
Tank. Pips Extends 4' Inside Inner Tank. 3' Elbow Is Threaded On End With The Outlet Facing To The Top Of The Tank (Pipe In Interstitial Space Is
Seal-WakW) .
15.) Hood Support Tabs. (2) Required. 7 x 2' x 114' With 1tr Hole In Center. Welded To Tank.
16.) V Fiberglass Hood. (Supplied By U-Fuel)
17.) Fire Extinguisher Bracket Welded To Tank. (Bracket Supplied By U-Fuel)
18.) Hood Mounting Brackets. (3 Required) Welded To Tank. Bracket Is V x 4' x 1/4' Angle, Welded To Tank.
19.) 4' Coupling Through Both Tanks
20.) 2' Coupling Through Both Tanks
21.) 2' CoupMg Through Both Tanks. Remote Overfill Alarm
22.) 2' Fuel Supply Uns
23.) 2' Angle clip for Hood Bracket
24.) 2' Flat Stock Clip for Pump Platform
NOTES
1. AD Piping to be Schedule 40 Unless Otherwise Noted.
2 Center (2) Lifting Lugs Fun Weight And Balance.
3. Do Not Over Tighten Fittings As Thread Damage May Occur,
4. Working Vent And Pipe To Be Installed On Site. Please Secure To Tank For Shipping.
5. A8 Unused Couplings And Openings Must Be Capped Before Shipping.
6. Decal Package And Application Instructions Shipped with Parts Shipments.
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6" Dlp and operation information
16'-6" TALL STEEL PIPE c
LIGHT STANDARD
26'-0" "' NOTE:
1) Bottom to be placed monolithically with curbs.
x 2) There will be no cold construction joints.
3) All reinforcing steel shall be 1 1/2" from inside
1X SLOPE 4 6p�p faces of all surfaces.
12"EXISTING' -4 SUMP
6" CONC. SLAB 4) Minimum 3000 PSI Concrete.
CONC. 2 RISERS a 6„ \ 5) Protective post 3' spaceing max. and .T max.
oq 2 TREADS a 1r+ q a o .from 5" curb.
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Survey A482, La Porte. Texas
RICHARD W. CANSLER
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SPENCER HIGHWAY
CIVIL CONCEPTc TAIr.
Pasadena, Texas 77504
Phone: (713) 947-6606
Septefter 3. 1997
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
D E AVIATION
2.000 ACRE LEASE TRACT
A tract of land containing 2.000 acres (87,120 Sq. Ft) Being out of the W.M. Jones Survey
Abstract Number 482, and also situated within the confines of the La Porte Municipal Airport
and being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
Commencing at the Southeast corner of the La Porte. Municipal Airport property, said point also
lying in the north right-of-way line of Spencer Highway;
Thence North 89 deg. 33 min. 00 sec. West with the north right-of-way line of said Spencer
Highway, also being the south line of the said La Porte Municipal Airport, for a distance of
100.00 feet to a point for comer;
Thence North along a line parallel to and 100.00 feet west of the east line of said La Porte
Municipal Airport for a distance of 426.19 feet to a found 518 inch iron rod marking the Place of
Beginning of the herein described 2.000 acre tract;
Thence North 52 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. West fora distance of 479.64 feet to a point for comer,
Thence North 37 deg. 39 min. 30 sec. East for a distance of 220.89 feet to a point for comer,
Thence South 52 deg. 20 min. 30 sec: East for a distance of 309.17 feet to a point for comer
being 100.00 feet west of the said east line of La Porte Municipal Airport;
Thence South along a line parallel to and 100-00 feet west of the east line of said La Porte
Municipal Airport for a distance of 279.02 feet to the Place of Beginning.
L�e%o�Ge/1-0
Richard W. Cansler RPLS
Civil Concepts Inc.
Pasadena, Texas 77504
September 3, 1997
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FIRE RESISTANT
SPECIFICA
5,000 Gallon 1/4" Steel product tank - 8' x 14' (capacity ± 3%) per UL-142
3/16" Steel secondary containment tank enclosing product tank
8' x 15' 6"tank support saddle and skid system
Overall dimensions TH x 8'W x 19% (excluding working vent) (22'L with hood) Approx weight 9,240 lbs.
LISTED ASSEMBLY WITH UNIQUE PATENTED FEATURES INCLUDES:
1 Assembly Listed Fire Resistant per NFPA 30A 24.5 (UL-2085 pool fire exposure)
1 Bottom load fuel fill system to conform to NFPA 30, 2-3.4.1(e); 3-3.3, and 3-7, and NFPA-30A 2 4.9.4 includes:
3" cam lock fill pipe with cap — Morrison
- 3" x 20 mesh screen removable fuel strainer— Morrison
- 3" gate valve — Morrison
- 3" ductile iron check valve — Morrison
20 gallon detachable weather tight spill container with lockable cover
1 Non -electrical overfill shut-off valve and float (inside tank) to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e)
1 Fire proof interstitial tank monitoring gauge to conform with UL-1709 .
1 Stage I vapor recovery system with locking cover — Morrison
I Manway to product tank with 4" access coupling and plug
1 Product tank emergency vent to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.6.4 — Morrison
1 Secondary tank emergency vent to conform with NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(h) and 2-3.6 — Morrison
1 3" working vent coupling, pipe, and pressure/vacuum working vent with flame arrester to 12' above ground level
to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.5.2, 2-3.5.6, and 2-3.7.2 — Morrison
1 Interstitial access at top end of tank per Underwriters Laboratories
1 Fusible link fire valve as required by NFPA 2-3.8.1— Morrison
1 Explosion proof solenoid valve at tank as required by NFPA 30A 2-1.7 and 2.4.6.3 ANSCO
1 Explosion proof flexible supply line to pump per NFPA 30 34.1
1 Externally mounted fuel level gauge with dial read out for ground level readings and overfill alarm required by
NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(d)&(e) — Morrison
1 Hood with dusk to dawn florescent light
1 UL Listed water draw -off pump with antisiphon valve
1 Audible overfill alarm per NFPA 30 2-3.4.l(e)
1 U:" interstitial vacuum test port to conform with NFPA 30 2-8.3.1
1 20 B:C Fire extinguisher— American
2 Lifting lugs
Wired for selected dispensing system (if installed) to conform to Ch. 5, Art 500, NFPA 70
Finish sand blasted primed with high solids Ameron 400 epoxy paint, and painted with white 86%reflective
Ameron polyurethane paint
Motor vehicle impact resistance per NFPA 30 2-3.4.l(g) and NFPA 30A
2-4.5(d)
Bullet resistant per WI ILHR 10
Labeled as required
Listed as Secondarily Contained Aboveground Tank
Transferable tank title
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1.) Skids And Saddles Welded To Tank.
2.) 1' Dia. X 1' Pipe. T.O.E. (Through Outer Tank Only) Interstitial Sight Glass.
3.) 7 Full Coupling. (Through Bath Tanks) 3' rill Alarm. Morrison 11920-7, 3' Dia. Pipe Tube To 144' Above Grade. Product Working Vent(O.P. W.
523.3100)
4.) 24' Marwny. (Through Soih Tanks) (1) 4' Coupling and (2) 2' Couplings In Mamvay Lid. (As Shown)
5.) 1/2' Dia. X 1' Nipple. (Outer Tank Only) T.O.E. Interstitial Vacuum Test Port.
6.) Lifting Lug.
7.) 8' Dia. Flange Fining. (Through Both Tanks) Product Tank Emergency Vent (Morrison M 244F-8)
8.) Lifting Lug.
9.) 2' Full Coupling. (Through Both Tanks) Fuel Level Gauge.(Morriaon a 818 Clock Gauge)
10.) 7 Fuel Fill Line. Pipe Extends 7 Outside Outer Tank. Pipe Enters Interstitial Space And Bends 90 Degrees And Extending Up To And Bending
Arolher 90 Degrees Where It Enters The Inner Tank: Pipe Extends 4' Into Inner Tank Then Turns 90 Degrees A Topper Valve Is Placed In Line At 14'
From Top Of Inner Tank To Center Shah Of Topper Valve. Pipe Extends Down To 7 From Bottom Of Inner Tank. (Pipe Is Seal -Welled In Interstitial
Space) Detachable Bottom Load Box. 3' Bottom Load Valve Assembly. (Valves Positioned So That Fuel Flows Into Tank Only)
11.) 24' Manway. (Through Both Tanks) (2) 4' Coupling and (3) 2' Couplings In Manway Lid. (As Shown)
12.) 7 Fuel Shut -Off Valve. Set To Shut Off At 90% Filled Capacity. (Topper Construction)
13.) 8' Dia. Flange Filling. (Through Outer Tank Only) Interstitial Emergency Vent (Morrison p244OF-8)
14.) 7 Stage I Vapor Recovery lip. (Morrison 8 323 7 Adapter And Morrison a 323C Vapor Recovery Cap. T.O.E. Pipe Extends 7 Outside Outer Tank.
Pipe Enters Interstitial Space And Turns 90 Degrees Traveling Upward And Then Bends 90 Degrees. It Than Enters Inner Tank At 4' From Top Of Inner
Tank Pipe Extends 4" Inside Inner Tank. 3' Elbow Is Threaded On End With The Outlet Facing To The Top Of The Tank. (Pipe In Interstitial Space Is
Seal-Wekled) .
15.) Hood Support Tabs. (2) Required. 2' x 2' x 1/4' With 1? Hole In Center. Welded To Tank.
18.) 8' Fiberglass Hood. (Supplied By U-Fuel)
17.) Fee Extinguisher Bracket Welded To Tank. (Bracket Supplied By U-Fuel)
18.) Hood Mounting Brackets. (3 Required) Welded To Tank Bracket Is 4' x 4' x 1/4' Angle, Welded To Tank.
19.) 4' Coupling Through Both Tanks
20.) 2' Coupling Through Both Tanks
21.) 2' Coupling Through Both Tanks. Remote Overfill Alarm
22.) 7 Fuel Supply Line
23.) 2' Angle crip for Hood Bracket
24.) T Flat Stock Clip for Pump Platform
NOTES
1. AN Piping to be Schedule 40 Unless Otherwise Noted.
2. Center (2) Uf Ing Lugs For Weight And Balance.
3. Do Not Over Tighten Fittings As Thread Damage May Occur.
4. Working Vem And Pipe To Be Installed On Site. Please Secure To Tank Far Shipping.
5. Ali Unused Couplings And Openings Must Be Capped Before Shipping.
8. Decal Package And Application Instructions Shipped with Parts Shipments.
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U-FUEL, INC. (715) 836-0905
"World's Best"
Aboveground
Fuel Systems
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
ProductOverview............................................................................................................................. 1
Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 2
U-Fuel Design Characteristics............................................................................................... 3-6
TANK SPECIFICATIONS
Sizes and Standard Features., ..................................................................................................... 7
SystemAccessories....................................................................................................................... 8
TANK DRAWINGS
Top Fill Pre -Fabricated Standby Tank........................................................................................
9
Top Fill Two Product Standby Tank.........................................................................................
10
Bottom Load Two Product Standby Tank..............................................................................
11
TopFill Tank With Pad................................................................................................................
12
Bottom Load Tank With Pad.....................................................................................................
13
Top Fill Two Product Tank With Pad......................................................................................
14
Bottom Load Two Product Tank With Pad...........................................................................
15
Bottom Load Pre -Fabricated Standby Tank.........................................................................
16
OPTIONS
DispensingSystems.....................................................................................................................
17
PumpAccessories.......................................................................................................................
16
TankAccessories.........................................................................................................................
19
Aviation and Marine Dispensing Systems............................................................................
20
Aviation and Marine Remote Island Package.............................................................
21 - 22
Fuel Management Systems.......................................................................................................
23
Pre -Fabricated Concrete Pads.................................................................................................
24
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
SuggestedSite Pad...................................................................................................................... 25
LimitedWarranty.......................................................................................................................... 26
Certificate of Title .... ............................. 27
Patent Information ..... ..... .... ........................... 28 - 29
SiteApproval Services................................................................................................................ 30
Construction Management Services...................................................................................... 31
U-Fuel Proposal and Conditions of Contract................................................................ 32 -33
Product
Overview
U-FUEL is committed to providing safe and economical Aboveground Fuel
Systems for all applications. Our facilities are designed:
• To be sold as complete fuel dispensing units
• To require minimal time and cost for installation
• To be cost competitive with other fuel installations
• To be environmentally safe and conform with nationally
recognized standards for fuel storage and dispensing
• To be modular - allowing modification to function in various
fueling environments
• To be portable - providing flexibility and resale value
U-FUEL reserves the right to modify and improve our systems at anytime based
upon changes in regulations, acceptable industry practices, and operational
experiences.
Patents are issued and/or pending on the enclosed products
Our goal is to provide "The World's Best Aboveground Fuel Systems"
OW 1996 U-FUEL Inc.
1
Introduction
The Concept for all U-FUEL Systems is the same. A factory fabricated, Listed, Double Walled Tank
Assembly providing secondary containment, set on a portable skid, with modifications to prevent fuel
spills, detect leaks, dispense and monitor product, and minimize exposure to the elements. Using this
concept, U-FUEL Systems are configured to handle specific applications, be economical, and conform
with applicable regulations.
CONFIGURATIONS (One and two product systems)
Standby Systems Listed Double Walled Tanks with all applicable vents valves and
fittings, requiring a tank top pump and/or piping to a remote
location.
Systems with Pad Fuel systems with pumps, set on a pad attached to the tank.
These systems contain all required vents, valves, piping and
electrical components necessary to fuel vehicles when
connected to a power source.
Aviation & Marine Fuel systems with pumps, filters, reels, and added safety
equipment designed for fueling vehicles a considerable distance
from the pump.
FIRE RESISTANT TANKS
Single Wall Single Wall Tanks tested and listed to withstand UL 2085 fire
exposure.
Double Wall Double Wall Tanks tested and listed to withstand UL 2085 fire
exposure.
Thermo Tanks Thermo Tank systems tested and listed under UL 2085 as Fire
Resistant, insulated to 12.45 "R" Factor.
TANK FILL OPTIONS
Top Fill Standard for tanks smaller than 8' in diameter.
Top fill systems include a fill tube, spill container with drain to the
tank, lockable cover, and high level warning alarm. Stage I Vapor
Recovery adaptors are available with top fill systems.
Bottom Load Standard for tanks 8' in diameter and larger.
Bottom loading systems include a 3" cam lock fill with locking
cover, a 20 mesh screen strainer, check valve, gate valve,
detachable spill container with drain, and overfill protection valve.
U-FUEL Design Characteristics
Double 1pLa1LSt_eA Dank
All U-FUEL tanks are built of high quality steel with the
product tank completely encased by an outer steel tank.
Any leak in the product tank is totally contained by the outer
tank providing secondary containment. Both tanks are
constructed in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories'
specifications and Steel Tank Institute standards for double
walled tanks. U-FUEL Systems are listed and labeled by
Southwest Research Institute.
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The best means to determine if there is a leak in the
primary tank is to visually inspect the interstitial space
between the tanks. U-FUEL has designed, tested and
patented a gauge to monitor the interstitial space which
will withstand impact and a two-hour petroleum fire in
accordance with UL 1709. Should a leak occur in the
product tank, it will be quickly noted in the simple, non -
mechanical sight gauge.
EirgEmargw y_Vents
All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with an emergency vent
for the product tank, sized to conform with NFPA 30 2-
3.6.4. Should the tank pressure exceed 8 oz. per square
inch, the emergency vent will open and then close once
excess pressure is released.
All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with an interstitial vent
sized to conform with requirements for emergency venting.
Shouldthe producttank everrupture in a fire,the interstitial
vent allows adequate venting of the secondary containment
tank.
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In addition to the fire emergencyvents all U-FUEL Systems
are equipped with a pressure/vacuum working vent located
on top of the tank extending to the proper height above
ground level. This vent remains closed until there is a
differential pressure between the tank and the atmosphere.
The working vent, sizedto conform with NFPA 30 2-3.5.2,
2-3.5.6, and 2-3.7.2, allows Stage I and Stage II vapor
recovery, and minimal release of vapors into the air.
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All U-FUEL Systems are equipped with a means of inspecting
and servicing the inside of the tank. Tanks with top fill
systems may be entered by unbolting the manway/spill
container. Bottom loadtanks have a manwaywith optional
internal ladder.
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All U-FUEL Systems with frontmountedpumps are
constructed with a ventilated spill catch basin beneath the
pump platform. The basin size varies with the size of the
facility. All piping for standard facilities is located within
the basin which ,provides secondary containment in
accordance with NFPA 30A 4-2.1 and NFPA 30 3.4.2. A
weatherproof hatch is constructed in the deck allowing
easy access to piping and valves. The deck of the pump
platform is removable for maintenance,
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Based on EPA studies, most fuel leeks occur in the pipe
running from the tank to the dispenser. Piping for U-FUEL
Systems is held to the absolute minimum (generally a
maximum of five feet). Within this short span of pipe are
located three safety features -- a fusible link fire emergency
valve; a normally closed solenoid valve; and a pressure
valve and/or a shear valve -- all conforming with NFPA 30
3-3.3 and NFPA 30A 2-4.6.3 and 2-4.6.5.
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Stage I vapor recovery piping and connections are standard
on all bottom load U-FUEL Systems. In the unlikely event of
a malfunction of an overfill valve, excess product will be
pushed through the'vapor recovery system back to the
tanker truck. All fill connections are 3" cam lock fittings.
Stage I vapor recovery is also available on top fill systems.
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Stage II vapor recovery is available an all single product U-
FUEL Systems. For systems with pumps mounted on the
front of the tank, the vapor recovery line runs from the spill
catch basin (under the pump) into the tank, terminating
inside the top of the tank. The required condensation drain
valve is located within the spill containment basin.
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The fusible link emergency fire valve conforms with NFPA
30 2-3.8.1 and is located adjacent to the tank. The valve
closes upon sensing heat from a fire. The valve can also
be manually closed for maintenance of -dispensing
components while product remains in the tank.
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Located adjacent to the fire valve, the solenoid controls the
flow of product to the pump in accordance with NFPA 30A
2-1.7 and 2-4.6.3. The solenoid valve is always in the
closed position except when the fuel pump is on. This
assures no product leakage should a catastrophic incident
occur.
All U-FUEL facilities of 5.000 gallons or less use a 3" top
fill system designed to conform with NFPA 30 23.8 and
NFPA 30A 2-4.9.4. Fuel from the delivery truck enters the
U-FUEL System through a 3" fill tube extending to within B"
from the bottom of the tank. The special fill tube with a 20
mesh filter, eliminates any splashing of fuel and limits
dangerous vaporization.
Major product spills (25 gallons and over) generally occur
when tanks are overfilled. To assure no spills from overfills
and to conform with NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e), U-FUEL has
incorporated an overfill warning system for top fill tanks
not requiring Stage I vapor recovery.
The U-FUEL overfill warning system consists of an internal
alarm which is activated when the tank reaches 90`%
capacity. Whenthe tank reaches 95%cepacity, the alarm
quits and the tank will burp making it difficultto fill. For top
fill systems with Stage I vapor recovery, a float activated
shut-off valve is installed in the fill tube.
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Most large U-FUEL facilities have our unique 3" bottom
loading system. The external components are located in
a locked, liquid tight containment box with hinged lid
attached to the end of the tank. Fuel from the delivery truck
enters the tank through a 3" cam lock hose fitting, a 20
mesh filter screen, a manual gate valve, a one-way check
valve, and then through an internal shut-off valve as required
by NFPA 30A 2.4.9.4 and NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(e). Bottom
loading is one of the safest ways to transfer large quantities
of fuel.
All U-FUEL top fill systems ere constructed with a spill
container surrounding the fill tube with a relief port to allow
any spilled product to drain back into the tank. Spills from
bottom load systems are caught in a spill container with a
manual drain.
All U-FUEL facilities with bottom load systems have an
internal float which closes an internal shut-off valve when
the tank reaches 95% capacity. The shut-off valve is
designed to begin closing when the tank is 909/6full. giving
the re-fueler sufficient time to monitor volume, stop fuel
transfer, and prevent a major fuel spill. The internal shut-
off valve also minimizes the possibility of filling the tank to
the point where fuel expansion would cause a fuel spill as
required by NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(a).
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All electrical wiring associated with the U-FUEL System is
in conduit in accordance with Ch. 5, Art. 500, NFPA 70,
National Electrical Code. Most U-FUEL facilities come
equipped with a junction box at the rear of the tank to
connect power.
Gro-unding
All U-FUEL aboveground fuel facilities mustbe grounded at
two points. The suggested site pad drawing will indicate
the recommended location of two 1/2" grounding rods.
All grounding requirements must be in accordance with
NFPA 70.
Fuel Ri_sRensers
The U-FUEL System is fabricated to accept most UL
approved fuel dispensers manufactured by major pump
suppliers. If the customer has a fuel dispenser (suction
type) that is still in good condition, it is possible to modify
the U-FUEL System to receive the used dispenser.
The customer has the option of purchasing a complete
facility with a fuel dispenser installed by U-FUEL. Inc. or
purchasing a facility without a dispenser and installing a
separately purchased unit.
To insure water tight secondary containment under the
pump, an exact drawing of the pump base is required to
allow fabrication of a pump support section.
Labeling
All U-FUEL Systems are built to UL 142 specifications for
Secondarily Contained Aboveground Tanks and come with
a Southwest Research Institute listing label affixed to the
system. Other labels for product stored, instructional
labels, and the U-FUEL logo are also affixed to the tank.
P oter.tlQlafrarn Elements
U-Fuel Systems are protected from the elements using a
three step painting process. The complete system is first
sandblasted then primed with a high solids epoxy primer,
then painted with a quality Polyurethane paint. The lower
portion of the tank is normally painted medium gray,
minimizing visibility of dirt or stains, while the top of the
tank is painted a brilliant white, reducing the impact of
direct sun on the tank.
Visibility
Since U-FUEL Systems are completely aboveground, any
leaks or malfunctions are readily apparent to the user
allowing immediate action to be taken to correct any
problems.
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All U-FUEL Pre -Fabricated Fire Resistant Tanks have a high
level audible alarm. This alarm is installed at the base of
the vent pipe on top of the aboveground tank. Alarm is
activated by high liquid level producing a loud beeping
sound. Alarm chirps when battery is low.
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All U-FUEL Double Wall Fire Resistant Tanks are uniquely
fabricated to withstand high temperatures. The product
tank is completely encased by an outer steel tank. Any leak
in the product tank is totally contained by the outer tank
providing secondary containment. Both tanks are
constructed in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories'
specifications and industry standards for double walled
tanks. These tanks are listed and labeled by Southwest
Research Institute as "Secondarily Contained Fire Resistant
Tanks" conforming with Section 2.4 of NFPA 30A, thereby
meeting UL 2065 Fire Resistance criteria.
The U-FUEL Double Wall Fire Resistant Tank is typically
sold with all of the above -noted design features.
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The Single Wall Fire Resistant Tank developed by U-FUEL
is uniquely constructed to withstand high temperatures
and maintain structural integrity. A unique fabrication
process is used in conjunction with special steel. The tank
supports run the length of the tank which increases its'
strength.
The U-FUEL Single Wall Fire Resistant Tanks are typically
sold without the vents, valves and fittings normally found
on other U-FUEL Tanks.
These tanks, ranging in sizes from 300to 30,000gallons,
are ideal to replace existing tanks in a dike, or for large fuel
farm applications where there is a need for a quality Fire
Resistant Tank. Built to UL 142 standards, these Single
Wall Tanks are Listed by Southwest Research Institute, as
conforming with UL 2085 Fire Resistance criteria.
The Thermo Tank developed by U-FUEL is fire rated and
provides an added level of safety and economy due to the
insulation and fire resistantproperties of its ceramic lining
and other modifications to the basic U-FUEL System.
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The U-FUELthermo lining is a UL rated ceramic fiber which
has a service range up to 2.300 degrees F and a melting
point of 3,200 degrees F - more then twice the values of
fiberglass. It is unaffected by oil and water, is vastly
superior in physical heatresistant properties to concrete, ,
and weighs approximately 75%less. The 3" lining used by
U-FUEL has an insulation "R" value of 12.45 and conforms
with UL 1709 fire test criteria. The Thermo Tank can
withstand 2,000 degrees F of temperature for two hours
with minimal temperature increase to the inside tank,
varying with the amount and type of product stored.
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Thermo Tank Vents and other openings are thermally
protected using ceramic fiber. Failure to protect tank
openings will allow a considerable amount of heattransfer
through vents, pipes, and access areas.
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A unique feature of the Thermo Tank is its insulated siphon
supply pipe located between the product tank and the
secondary containment tank. The siphon supply is a
continuously welded pipe beginning with a drop tube 2"
from the bottom of the tank, exiting at the top of the
product tank head, then running down the front of the
product tank and exiting through the bottom of the
secondary containment tank. (Similar to traditional U-
FUEL tanks.)
In the event of a fire, the unique insulated siphon supply
provides an added barrier of protection. After heat closes
the fire emergency valve, any product in the supply line
reaching its boiling point will be forced back through the
supply to the tank where it will be condensed by the cooler
product and held for an extended period of time.
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minimunaJnstallwkn Costs
The only installation expense required for a U-FUEL facility
is the cost for a concrete pad if desired, the cost to bring
electrical service to the site, and the cost to off load the
system from the delivery truck. If a computer system is
involved, a telephone line may need to be run to the site.
Excavating, lining, special fill, piping, etc. are not required.
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In most cases, the only permit required is issued by the
State Fire Marshal with concurrence from the local
approving authority. A construction permit may also be
required.
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Since the U-FUEL facility is portable, it is considered
personal property and is taxed accordingly.
ELexi.bility.
Because the U-FUEL facility is portable it gives the user
flexibility. The system can be easily relocated as business
conditions change.
Resale MaLue
Since the U-FUEL System is a totally self contained, portable
fuel facility, it should retain a fairly high resale value
depending on care and replacement costs. U-FUEL has
experienced high demand for trade in systems.
Many lending institutions are reluctant to lend money for
below ground fuel facilities. Should the borrower default,
the lending institution may find itself owning property with
limited use and/or a significant liability for the costs to
clean up and remove tanks. Should the borrower default
on an aboveground U-FUEL facility, the bank can easily
repossess the facility for resale.
U-FUEL has arranged for leasing systems. There are
several options available which may provide ownership at
the end of the lease period.
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When tanks are placed underground, the value of the land
generally depreciates due to the potential of contamination
from leakage. Since the U-FUEL facility can be easily
removed, land values remain constant or follow the normal
real estate trends.
Floeti na$u.QtLoxuayste m
For fuel applications demanding stringent product quality
control, a floating suction system is available. The Floating
Suction takes fuel from the top, minimizing the potential of
sucking water or particulate matter through filter systems.
Most U-FUEL facilities can be equipped with computerized
fuel management systems controlling access and
monitoring usage. U-FUEL is a distributor of several
systems which are normally installed at the factory.
However, the customer may elect to install their own
system.
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U-FUEL facilities are availablewith special internal coatings
to protect the stored product from the steel tank.
Special. Ao-ceam-Qde a
Special equipment such as filters. reels, and unique
dispensing apparatus are easily mounted on the front of
the facility. Hoods are also available to provide extra
protection from the elements.
Automatic Fiee_,9uppees-sio-u-Systsm
An automatic dry chemical fire suppression system is
available for all U-FUEL Systems. The automatic fire
system must be ordered and installed along with a hood
over the dispensing equipment.
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U-FUEL has developed, tested, and listed a system called
IS2, which saturates the inside of the tank with an inert gas
and limits the potential for auto ignition should the tank be
engulfed in a fire. The IS'is standard equipment on U-FUEL
Thermo Tanks. The IS2 is available as an added level of
protection on Fire Resistant Tanks.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Sizes Available in Secondarily Contained, Thermo,
and Fire Resistant Models
TOP FILL'TANKS
SIZE
DIMENSIONS `
300 Gallons
38" x 5'
550 Gallons
48" x 6'
1,000 Gallons
64" x 6`
2,000 Gallons
64" x 12'
2,500 Gallons
64" x 15'
3,000 Gallons
64" x 18'
4,000 Gallons
7' x 14'
BOTTOM LOAD TANKS .
SIZE
DIMENSIONS:
5,000 Gallons
8'
x 14'
6,000 Gallons
8'
x 16'
8,000 Gallons
8'
x 22'
10,000 Gallons
9'
x 21'
12,000 Gallons
9'
x 26'
15,000 Gallons
9'
x 32'
20,000 Gallons
10'
x 34'
25,000 Gallons
10'
x 43'
30,000 Gallons
10'
x 52'
Standard Features
• 1 /4" Steel Product Tank Per UL 142
• Steel Secondary Containment Tank
• Tank Support and Skid System
• Manway to Product Tank
• Product Tank Emergency Vent
• Interstitial Emergency Vent
• Pressure/Vacuum Working Vent NFPA 30
• External Product Level Gauge
• Audible Overfill Alarm NFPA 30
• Lifting Lugs as Required
• Interstitial Access at Top End of Tank
• Interstitial Vacuum Test Port NFPA 30 2-8.3.1
• OSHA Ladder Rungs
• Fireproof Interstitial Tank Monitoring Gauge
• Lockable Spill Container
• 3" Cam Lock Fill with Cap
• 3" x 20 Mesh Removable Fill Strainer
• Stage I Vapor Recovery
• Primed with High Solids Epoxy Base Coat
• Painted with High Quality Weather Resistant
Top Coat
• Listed as Secondarily Contained Aboveground
Tank
• Tanks and Systems Listed by Southwest
Research Institute (SwRI)
• Labeled as Required
• Transferable Tank Title
Optional Equipment
Impact Resistance Available • Multiple Product Systems Available
OVER FOR
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ACCESSORIES
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SPECIFICATIONS
U-Fuel System Accessories
.SYSTEM
AVAILABILITY:.:
'ACCESSORIES
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DOUBLE BULKHEAD BETWEEN COMPARTMENTS PER UL 142
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DOUBLE BULKHEAD ACCESS PORT FOR UL 142
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PUMP MOUNT COUPLING
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EXPLOSION PROOF SOLENOID VALVE AT TANK NFPA 301 2-1.7
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LEAK CONTAINMENT CHAMBER UNDER PUMP NFPA 30A 4-2.1
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EXPLOSION PROOF CONDUIT AND WIRING TO DISPENSER
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CERAMIC FIBER FIRE RATED LINING PER UL 2085
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BULLET RESISTANT PER WI DILHR 10
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U-FUEL DISPENSING SYSTEMS SPECIFICATIONS
MECHANICAL REGISTER PUMPS
• Gasboy 9152 (15 GPM)
• Gasboy 9153 (22 GPM)
'• ' Gasboy 9140 (40 GPM)
RETAIL PUMPS
• Universal 400 M-S (12 - 15 GPM)
• Universal 400 M-S-H (20. 24 GPM)
FILL -RITE PUMPS & DISPENSERS
• Model FR713 Pump & 305 Dispenser
(15 - 18 GPM)
• Model 303 Pump & UL305 Dispenser
(20 GPM)
• Model 313 Pump & UL305 Dispenser
(30 GPM)
TRANSFER PUMPS
• Marlow Model 20EVP-12A (120 GPM)
• Marlow Model 2H19ECP (160 GPM)
• Marlow Model 3PL1 EC (310 GPM) *
MARLOW ASSEMBLIES INCLUDE:
• 3" Quick Detachable Coupling (Male)
3" Quick Detachable Coupling (Female)
• 2" x 1 O' Hard Wall Hose
• Explosion Proof Starter
• Dust Cap
• 220 VAC (*440 VAC)
• Explosion Proof Motor
ELECTRONIC REGISTER PUMPS
• Gasboy B952 (15 GPM)
• Gasboy 8953 (22 GPM)
• Gasboy 8950 (50 GPM) ,
SUBMERSIBLE PUMP PACKAGES
• FE Petro STP 33 (1/3 HP)
• FE Petro STP 75 (3/4 HP)
• FE Petro STP 150 (1 1/2 HP)
PUMP ACCESSORIES INCLUDED
(For Above Dispensing Systems)
• 1 " x 12' Standard Curb Pump Hose
• Breakaway Hose Coupler w/ Spacer Hose
• Automatic Nozzle
• Multi -Plane Hose Swivel
• Pressure Regulating Valve
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
(For Above Dispensing Systems)
• Filter, Filter Head and Hydrosorb
Single Element (installed)
• Pulser 10:1
• Stainless Steel Panels (front & back)
• Top Mount Ticket Printer (zero start)
• Hose Retractor (mounted on side of pump)
• Extra Hose
• Manual 1 1/4" Nozzle
• Stage 11 Vapor Recoveiy Kit
• Lighted Cabinet
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U-FUEL PUMP ACCESSORIES SPECIFICATIONS
[ ) PULSER 10:1 (Not For Retail) PGUL01
Veederoot Pulser attached to pump register. Provides low voltage impulse for each 1/10 gallon. Addi-
tional conduit required to segregate pulse wire from pump power supply.
[ ] PULSER 100:1 (For Retail Systems) PGUL10
Veederoot Pulser attached to pump register. Provides lowvoltage impulse for each penny on retail pumps,
or 1 / 100 of a gallon for pumps with gallon registers. Requires additional conduit run to pump.
[ 1 LIGHTED CABINET
PGLITE
Two fluorescent lights mounted inside pump cabinet illuminating meter register (front & back). Suggested
for retail and/or night fueling locations.
[ I STAINLESS STEEL PANELS
PGSSP
Replaces white painted panels. Resists wear, rust and scratching. Recommended for systems with heavy
use and high visibility.
[ 1 STAGE It VAPOR RECOVERY KIT
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Returns vapor to tank while pumping fuel into vehicles by use of special nozzle, breakaway, coaxial hose,
hose retractor, hose splitter at base of pump, and 3/4" vapor piping running under pump, to tank, through
interstitial space to top of product tank. As fuel leaves the tank a vacuum is created which operates this
balanced system. A valve is provided below the access hatch to remove condensation from the system. A
special nozzle holder must be added to the pump.
[ ] TOP MOUNT TICKET PRINTER (Zero Start) PGTMTP
Mounted on top of the pump and mechanically connected to pump meter/register, the printer resets to
zero when the pump is turned on. When fueling is complete, a ticket may be inserted and printed with
gallons pumped by pulling a lever on the printer.
[ ) HOSE RETRACTOR
RGHHR2
Consisting of six foot aluminum column mounted to pump with hose clamp and spring reel, this kit is
designed to handle up to 15 feet of hose.
[ ) HIGH HOSE RETRACTOR AND LIGHT RGHHRI
The High Hose Retractor is mounted to the tank adjacent to pump. It consists of a 20 foot steel column
with dusk -to -dawn light. The cable operated counterweight is designed to handle up to 48 feet of hose.
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[ I LIGHTED HOOD
SPECIFICATIONS
The optional Hood with florescent light is mounted to the tank over the pump. It protects the pumps, fuel
management systems and equipment from rain, snow and the elements. The Hood also has a shelf over
the light to store records or service equipment, keeping them out of sight and dry. The Hood is available
with a climate controlled compartment for housing computers, loggers, modems and other equipment
linking the fuel system to major networks.
[ I HIGH HOSE RETRACTOR WITH LIGHT
The High Hose Retractor is mounted to the tank adjacent to pump. It consists of a 20 foot steel column
with dusk -to -dawn light. The cable operated counterweight is designed to handle up to 48 feet of hose.
[ I FLOATING SUCTION
A Floating Suction System is available which attaches to the suction pipe inside the tank and pulls clean
fuel from the surface. Since most contaminates settle to the bottom of the tank, the Floating Suction is
ideal for aviation and heavy volume systems.
[ I IS2 - INTERNAL IGNITION SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
For those desiring protection from a possible explosion in the event of a fire, the IS2 is an option which
installs inside the fuel tank. It is an inexpensive means of providing added protection required by some fire
authorities. In the event of a fire, the IS2 neutralizes the potential for combustion.
[ I FIRE SUPPRESSION UNDER HOOD
The ADX Fire suppression system is installed in the hood over the fueling pad. In the event of a fire, the
ADX system sprays fire suppression chemical on and around the fueling platform.
[ I SECOND PAD OPTION
For those desiring to maximize fueling locations at a tank, an additional patented containment pad with
deck, is installed on the opposite end of the tank. This option allows four pumps to be mounted on both
ends of the system with eight hoses.
[ I FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INSTALLATION
U-Fuel will install most brands of fuel management systems on our fueling pads. On -site start up is normally
required by an Authorized Service Technician. Since systems vary in the amount of time and level of
difficulty to install. U-Fuel must provide individual estimates for installation services.
[ I ADDITIONAL OPENINGS
U-Fuel systems are designed to accommodate most customer specified openings and fittings. A "Special
Instructions" form must be completed by your sales representative and signed by the customer prior to
processing the order to ensure proper modifications are made.
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U-FUEL DISPENSING SYSTEMS SPECIFICATIONS
AVIATION & MARINE
STANDARD CAPACITY SYSTEMS
[ ] Single Product System ZGA001
[ ] Two Product System ZGA002 (*Two of each item for Two Product Systems)
• Gasboy 9153 pump (22 gpm) "
• Pressure regulating valve at pump
• Reel - spring recoil '
• Hose - 50' x 1" "
• 1" automatic nozzle
• Velcon VF-61 E 5 micron filter with Aquacon Element
• Velcon VF-61 E Differential pressure gauge assembly '
• 12" x 24" side extension on facility fuel platform (if required)
• Tank top thief port
• Gasboy 1223 lockable thief pump
• Additional 20 B:C fire extinguisher and bracket
• Grounding reel and mounting bracket '
• Pipe fittings and installation
AVIATION & MARINE
HIGH SPEED SYSTEMS
[ ] Single Product System ZGAHS1
[ ] Two Product System ZGAHS2 (*Two of eoch item for Two Product Systems)
• Gasboy 9850 high speed pump (50 gpm) '
• Reel -spring recoil '
• Hose - 1 1 /2" x 50' '
• 1 1/4" manual nozzle '
• Velcon VF-61 E 5 micron filter with Aquacon Element '
• Velcon VF-61 E Differential pressure gauge assembly "
• 2" shear valve "
• Tank top thief port '
• Gasboy 1223 lockable thief pump "
• Side extension to fuel platform (when required)
• Additional 20 B:C fire extinguisher and bracket
Grounding reel and mounting bracket '
Pipe, fittings, and installation
Optional Equipment
Velcon VF-61 E Jet Fuel Filter with Aquacon Element (1 micron)
FV1201
Pulsar 10:1
PGUL01
Lighted Cabinet
PGLITE
Stainless Steel Panels (Front & Back)
PGSSP
Top Mount Ticket Printer (Zero Start)
PGTMPT
1 1/4" Aviation Nozzle with Strainer
ZMA231
100' Electric Reel and Hose
ZHHR10
Floating Suction
ZAVFLO
Private Card System
CG1000
Major Credit Card System
CA0414
Printer/Logger
CGPRIN
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AVIATION & MARINE
REMOTE ISLAND PACKAGE
1 Pump - Gasboy 9153 pump (22 GPM)
1 Filter - Velcon V61 E
1 Reel - Hannay 1" x 50' Spring Recoil
1 Island Pad Providing Secondary Containment
(42" x 72" x 7 Gauge Steel)
1 Island Cover (44" x 74" x 5/16" Steel)
1 Lockable Access Hatch (16" x 19")
1 Pump Riser (23" x 25")
1 50' Aviation Hose
1 50' Grounding Reel
1 High Flow Nozzle
1 T52 Anti Siphon Valve w/Shear Section
1 11/2" Test Elbow
1 11/2" Standard Elbow
1 36" x 11/2" Flex Hose
Optional Equipment
Dispenser Package Upgrade
Substitutes Dispenser for Fuel Pump
Substitutes Shear Valve for T52 Valve
Jet Fueling Package Upgrade
Gasboy 9150 Pump, 2" Piping, -Jet Filter
Element, 11/2" Hose & Reel Upgrade
Jet Fitter with Differential Pressure Gauge
Lighted Hood (6' x 10')
Retail Card System
Private Card System
Universal Retail Pump
11/4" Aviation Nozzle (50 GPM)
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SPECIFICATIONS
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ZRIPDO
ZRIPJT
FV61EP
ZRIP62
CA0414
CG1000
PU400H
NMZ230
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REMOTE ISLAND PACKAGE
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FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
SPECIFICATIONS .
GASBOY
Electrical Keytrol Systems
• 10 to 1 oO keys
Pump Mounted Ticket Printer
• Zero Start or Accumulative
Gasboy System 1000
Magnetic Card System
Fleetkey (Magnetic Keys) System
• Up to 10,000 users
• Store up to 967 transactions
• Includes Phone Modem
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
Gasboy CFN System
• Handles all types of bank cards, major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Up to 100,000 proprietary users
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
• Requires controlled environment
• Available in cardless configuration
AUTOGAS
Autogas Retail Card System
• Handles all types of bank cards. major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Up to 100,000 proprietary users
• Receipt Printer
• Software available
PC CARD SYSTEM
PC Based Card System
• Handles all types of bank cards, major oil cards,
retail cards, proprietary cards and club cards.
• Allows custom programing
• Less expensive than most other systems
• Requires controlled environment
KGOO1O-KGO1OO
PGTMTP
CG1OOO
CGFK2
CGCFN
CAO414
CPCSYS
* System Start Up for all Fuel Management Systems is available upon request.
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PRE -FABRICATED CONCRETE PADS SPECIFICATIONS
Pad Size Tank Width Sections
8' x 1 O' 48" 1
12' x 16' 64" 2
12' x 20' 7' 2
14' x 25' 8' 2
16' x 34' 9' 2
Above Pads are 7"thick pre -stressed concrete
have recessed lifting lugs
- include protective ballards installed 4 feet apart
- designed for static loads
large pads come in two sections, interlock, and bolt
together
TRUCK FUELING STATION - (with spill containment pad)
20' x 34' Tank Pads 2
10' x 34' Spill Containment Pad 1
40' x 34' Portable Station 4
Truck Fueling Pads are 8" thick pre -stressed concrete
Prices quoted are FOB Factory and at Distributor Cost
West coast and off shore pricing may vary
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SUGGESTED SITE PAD
Construction:
Pour pad 4• above ground level.
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depending on size.
6" from edge of tank
(tie downs optional)
• Local authority may require
protective bumper posts or rails.
• Must support weight distributed
on two skids.
4�8allards
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3' x 6'
6' x 9'
1,500 3.600
550
4' x 6'
7' x 9'
2.150 6.000
1,000
4' x 12'
Tx 14'
3,985 10,985
2.000
5' x-18'
8' x 20'
6,219 20,219
4.000
7' x 19'
10' x 21'
9,100 44,100
5,000
8' x 19'
1 Tx 21
9,840 44,840
6,000
B' x 21'
1 Tx 23'
10,055 52,055
8,000
B' x 28'
11' x 30'
12,645 6B,645
10,000
9' x 27'
12' x 29'
14,660 84.680
12,000
9' x 32'
12' x 34'
16.820 100,820
15,000
9' x 38'
12' x 40'
20,565 125,565
20,000
1 O' x 40'
13' x 42'
24,155 164,155
30,000
10' x 57'
13' x 59'
42,000 252,000
If,your tank does not include front -mounted pumps, deduct 4' from tank and pad length.
(The 300 and 550 gallon tank pads are not eligible for deductions.)
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LIMITED WARRANTY
BY
U-FUEL INC.,
Issued To
(Hereinafter called Owner)
U-FUEL warrants -the following described tank, delivered to Owner on , for a period of out (1)
year against defects in material and workmanship on the following terms and conditions:
Description of Tank: Serial N
This warranty shall be valid provided:
1. The tank has been installed in accordance with installation manual on a properly engineered end
constructed pad which has not shifted, "&cited or moved.
2. The tank has been continually used for storing and dispensing the name petroleum distillate and not
used to store alcohol or other toxic chemicals.
3. The tank has been maintained in a good condition, periodically painted and kept free of rest or
corrosive materials.
4. The tank has been serviced at least monthly to remove water which may accumulate at the bottom
of the tank. .
S. The tank or system has not been modified in may respect.
6. The tank and/or system has been kept clean, and free from debris, undergrowth and has not been
used to support or stabilize any other object.
7. The tank has not been damaged by impact from vehicles or objects.
S. The tank has not been filled over 95%capacity or pressurized over S pounds per square inch.
9. A vacuum of no more than 10 inches of mercury has been applied to the interstitial space for
testing or any other reason.
10. Tank or system has not been damaged by fire, or excessive change in temperature.
-11. The tank has not been transported or relocated to another site.
This warranty is not transferable to anotber Owner.
This warranty does not coy" valves, fittings or accessories or any damage which may be caused by the
salfmnctioa thereof. Specific warranties, if any, on mid valves, fittings or accessories shall be transferred to
Owner.
This warranty is limited to replacement or repair of the tank, at U-FUEL's option and excludes any other
or further remedial measure. No responsibility or liability is assumed for any specific, incidental, or
consequential damages except that. if it cannot in U-FUEL's judgment, be repaired or replaced, ibett U-FUEL
may refund the purchase price to Owner.
To obtain warranty service, the took went be accessible for removal. U-FUEL will not be liable for any
cost or damages resulting from lack of accessibility or from removal from owner's premise.
There arc oo warranties expressed or implied, other than the warranty set forth in this Limited
Warranty and no warranties (hat extend beyond the description herein.
To obtain warranty service, contact U-FUEL.
SCOTT S. WEBB MW
SEMI
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U-FUEL INC.
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CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
TANK NUMBER
DATE ISSUED
YEAR COMPARTMENTS SIZE TYPE
----STEEL THICKNESS ----
VENTING
PRODUCT TANK OUTER WRAP CAPACITY FIRE -RATING
MANUFACTURER:
REGISTERED OWNER(S):
THE PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION NAMED ON THIS TITLE HAS BEEN
DULY REGISTERED. AS THE LAWFUL OWNER OF THE TANK/SYSTEM HEREIN
---DESCRIBED,. SUBJECT TO ANY SECURITY INTEREST (LIENS) SHOWN. THE
ORDER IN WHICH THE SECURITY INTEREST APPEARS ON THIS TITLE DOES
NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THEIR PRIORITY.
SECURED PARTY:
U-FUEL INC.
Scott S. Webb
---ANY ALTERATION VOIDS THIS TITLE---
United States Patent [19)
Webb
(II) Patent Number.. 4tH8,020
(4s) Date ,of Patent: ' 'Jan. 29, 1991
(34) PORTABLE FUELING FACILITY
[751 Inventor: R. Michael Webb, Eau Claire, Wis
(73) Assignee: U-Fuel, Inc., Eau Claire, Wis.
(21) Appl. No.: 332,462
(22) Filed: Mar. 30, 1989
151)
Int. CI.1
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B67D 5/64;
B67D 1/16
(52)
U.S. CI
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222/608; 222/2:
222/108;222/173;141/88
(58)
Field of
Search
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14. 74, 108,
222/109, 153, 129-131. 173. 608;
141/86, 88;
220/DIG. 24. 85
S; 280/838
(56)
References
Cited
U.S.
PATENT DOCUMENTS
1.263,751
4/1919
Elkins ..................................
222/155
2.056.179
10/1936
Fitch ...................................
290/938
2,189,945
2/1940
Fitch ...........................
220/DIG. 24
2.259.319
10/1941
Norbon
2.327.475
3/1943
Waugh ................................
222/173
2.757.823
8/1956
Blanchard ct at ..................
222/155
2,784,747
3/1957
Weempe ..............................
280/838
2,792,148
5/1957
Goldenberg ............................
222/2
3,366,280
1/1968
Sampson et al .....................
222/173
3.601.284
9/1971
Yamawaki ..............................
222/2
3.899.701
6/1975
Mueller ...............................
280/93S
4,131.214
12/1973
Rogers ................................
222/603
4.354,620
10/1982
Tsuncda ct A .......................
222/14
4,397,405
9/1983
Batson ...................................
222/14
4,685.327
8/1997
Sharp .
4.842.139
6/1999
Krieg ...................................
206/386
FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS
850828 12/1939 France ........................ 220/0IG. 24
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Jane's Airport Equipment, Sep. 1986.
Primary Examiner—H. Gant Skaggs
Assistant Examiner —Steve Reiss
Attorney. Agent, or Firm —Merchant, Gould, Smith,
Edell, Weller & Schmidt
(57) ABSTRACT
An improved portable fueling facility for aircraft or
ground vehicles includes at least one storage tank, an
outer tank for providing secondarycontainment about
the storage tanks, a number of saddle members for sup-_
porting the outer tank on a Bat horizontal surface and at
least one pump for dispensing fuel. A deck compart.
ment is provided beneath the pumps for providing sec.
ondary containment about the supply pipes which are
used to supply the pumps and the refueling tubes which
are used to refuel the storage tanks. The entire facility is
portable, so that it may be redepolyed at different loca-
tions or airports as needed. According to one novel
aspect of the facility, a control system is provided
which permits self-service use of the facility in a manner.
which requires only the use of a commercial credit
card.
15 Claims, 6 Drawing Sheets
,
a
NOTE: In 1994 U-Fuel, Inc. was awarded damages for Patent Infringement by the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
US005305926A
United States Patent II91 I111 P:atcnt Number: 5,305,926
Webb (45) Date of Patent: - Apr. 26, 1994
[54)
PORTABLE FUELING FACILITY HAVING
4,131,214 12/1978 Rogers ................................ 222/609
FIRE -RETARDANT MATERIAL
4,249,392 2/1931 Hotta ........... :.................. 222/131 X
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Inventor: R. Michael Webb, Eau Claire, Wis.
4,354,620 10/1982 Tsuenda el A ....................... 222/14
4,397,405 8/1983 Batson ................................... 222/14
[73)
Assignee: U-Fuel, Inc., Eau Claire, Wis.
4.403.075 9/1983 Byrd ct at ....................... 429/426 X
[21]
Appl. No.: 607,567
4.469.129 9/1984 Diaon ............................ 220/98.1 X
4.541,545 9/1935 Beattie ct a) ................... 220/98.1 X
[22)
Filed: Nov. 1, 1990
4,561.292 12/1995 Pugnalc ct al .................. 229/426 X
4,615,362 10/1986Hartman ct a] ....................... 141/86
Related U.S. Application Data
4.638,929 1/1987 Webster ....................... 222/ISS OR
(63]
Continuation -in -part of Scr. No. 332,462. Mar. 30.
4,784.902 11/1998 Crompton ....................... 428/294 X
4,907.675 2/1939 Sharp .................................... 141/96
1989, Pat. No. 4,998.020.
'
4.842,139 6/1989 Krieg ................................... 206/386
(51)
Int. CI? ......................... B67D 5/00; B65D 25/00
4.981.579 11/1989 Sharp .................................... 141/86
[52)
U.S. CI .................................... 222/183; 220/88.1;
4.911.326 3/1990 McGouran, Jr................ 220/955 X
220/464
5.032.447 7/1991 Dailey ............................... 428/74 X
[58)
Field of Search .................. 280/838; 222/51. I31,
5,038.456 8/1991 McGarvcy ..................... 220/88.1 X
222/183, 155; 141/86, 45; 220/D24. 859, 83.1.
5,091161 1/1992 Rinehart et at ................. 220/444 X
5.104.700 4/1992 Peterson ........................ 220/88.1 X
444, 452, 900. 464; 428/74; 169/66
(56)
References Cited
FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS
U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS
0944916 12/1963 United Kingdom ................ 290/838
1007251 10/1965 United Kingdom .................. 272/51
150.606 5/1870 Perkins ........................... 220/88.1 X
430.494 4/1891 Proctor ................................. 222/51
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
923,183 6/1909 Johnson ............................ 222/51 X
Jane's Airport Equipment, Sep. 1986.
1.263,751 4/1918 Elkins .................................. 222/155
1,331.615 2/1920 Brady .................................... 222/$1
Primary Examiner—Ancires Kashnikow
1,562.991 11/1925 Rudigier .............................. 222/131
Assistant Examiner—Anthoula Ponsrening
1,589.863 6/1926 Walker ........................... 220/88.1 X
Attorney. Agent, or Firm—Woodwoek Washburn Kurtz
1,604,257 10/1926 Brooks ........................... 220/38.1 X
Mackicwicz & Norris
1.908,684 5/1933 Buchanan ............... 220/DIG. 24 X
j57) ABSTRACT
2,056,179 10/1936 Fitch ................................... 280/I86
2,141,638 12/1938 Bean .................................. 222/5) X
An improved portable fueling facility for aircraft or
2,189.945 2/1940 Fitch ........................... 220/DIG. 24
ground vehicles includes a1 least one storage lank, an
2,259,319 10/1941 Norbom ...................... 220/D1G. 24
outer tank for providing secondary containment about
2,285.830 6/1942 Pagel .............................. 220/900 X
the storage tanks, a number of saddle members for sup•
2,307.616 1/1943 Booth .............................. 111/155 X
porting the outer tank on a flat horizontal surface and a
2.327,475 8/1943 Waugh ................................ 222/173
pump for dispensing fuel. A deck compartment may be
2.425,962 8/1947 Sill .................................. 222/547 X
provided beneath the pumps for providing secondary
2,757.923 8/1956 Blanchard et at .................. 222/155
containment about the supply pipes which are used to
W
2.792,148
..g ..........................
supply the pumps and the refueling tubes which arc
5/1957
Goldecmpcnberg 222/2
3.172,566 3/1965 Goldenberg ............................ 222/2
],172,566 3/1965 Mullin ct al. 222/IJI X
...................
used to refuel the storage tanks. The entire facility is
1,I72,581 7/1965 Nonni .................................. 222/464
portable, so that it may be redeployed at different Iota•
3.240.388 3/1966 Brainard ................................ 222/51
dons or airports as needed. Fire retardant material may
3,366,280 1/1968 Sampson cl al ..................... 222/173
also be provided between the storage tank and the outer
3,601.284 8/1971 Yamawaki .............................. 222/2
tank 10 prevent flames from reaching the storage tank
3,792,599 1/1974 Lugjnb0hl ............................. 222/51
during an emergency.
3.863.687 4/1975 Alquist.................................. 141/45
3.989.701 6/1975 Mueller ............................... 280/338
2 Claims, 12 Drawing Sheets
NOTE: In 1994 U-Fuel, Inc. was awarded damages for Patent Infringement by the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
U-FUEL, INC.
SITE APPROVAL SERVICES
Codes and Compliance Consultants
Site Approval Services was formed to help customers comply with increased regulation of storage of
hazardous substances. by providing the following services:
SITE ASSESSMENT
QUALIFICATIONS:
Review of Federal. State and local codes and regulations Site Approval Services is managed by Carl Vande Vrede.
to determine options for fuel storage at specific site. Mr. Vande Vrede (Van) holds Bachelors and Masters
Degrees in Environmental Science from the University of
Interview local authorities to determine local practices Wisconsin - Eau Claire.
and level of compliance. .
Prepare Sidi Assessment Reports.
DESIGN SERVICES
Design aboveground fuel systems which comply with
applicable codes• regulations and requirements.
COST ESTIMATES
Provide cost estimates for required fuel
installations.
APPLICATION SERVICES
Prior Experience:
Teaching
University of Wisconsin - Stout
Regulatory
Milwaukee Health Department
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
United States Public Health Service
Certifications:
Obtain and prepare state and local applications, with Aboveground Tank Installer
exhibits and drawings.
Liquid Storage Tank Technology
Submit Application Packets with fees. Hazardous Waste
Follow up with approving authorities.
Submit request for variances with justifiable
documentation.
AGENT SERVICES
Consult and/or negotiate with regulatory
officials as agent regarding existing or proposed
installations
SPILL PREVENTION PLANNING
Prepare and implement Environmental Protection
Agency Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure
Plans.
Air Pollution Control
Structural Pest Control
Vectorborne Disease Control
Waterborne Disease Control
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U-FUEL, INC. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES
In response to requests for Turn Key Fuel Systems, U-Fuel established a Construction Man-
agement Division to take charge of site preparation for Aboveground Installations.
PHASE I - Planning
Customers desiring Management Services contract with U-Fuel to prepare a Project Plan,
which normally includes code review, and site design with time and cost estimates. Normally
within 90 days, a Project Plan -is presented to a customer for approval.
PHASE II - Preparation
U-Fuel prepares permit applications, consults with authorities having jurisdiction, inspects
the site, revises plans after site inspection, interviews contractors, accepts bids, finalizes
cost and scheduling projections and obtains customer approval to commence construction.
PHASE III - Construction Management
U-Fuel manages construction throughout the United States under the umbrella of a Master
Construction Trust. As Trustee, U-Fuel contracts with bidders, provides construction super-
vision and management, prepares project draw requests, disburses funds, and arbitrates
misunderstandings.
PHASE IV - Installation and Training
Installation normally occurs in one day. During installation, U-Fuel is present as systems
arrive, are unloaded, checked out, energized, filled with fuel, and started up. U-Fuel supervises
contractors and trains service and maintenance personnel to use the systems.
PHASE V - Backup
After Installation, U-Fuel Production and Parts Departments provide ongoing communication
with fuel site personnel to insure any warranty items that occur are resolved and the system
operates in the manner intended. Additional instructions or training are also provided if needed.
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U-FUEL, -INC.
P.O. Box 1511
Eau Claire, WI 54702
(715) 836-0905 FAX (715) 836-9993
PROPOSAL
SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE
PROPOSAL#
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FAX
DATE
STREET
JOBNAME
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
CONTACT
JOB LOCATION
We hereby submit this Proposal and Estimate for the Products to be manufactured and/or factory assembled in accordance
with the attached specifications.
Equipment requested:
Leasing available on all systems with Approved Credit.
Monthly Payment Plus Tax, Term Months with 10% Down.
Site approval, regulatory and code compliance services available for an additional fee.
Shipping to Job Location:
(Subject to Change)
PURCHASE PRICE, FOB MANUFACTURER. PLUS APPLICABLE SALES TAXES UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED:
DEPOSIT UPON ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL E
BALANCE PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS:
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
Note: This proposal may bewithdrawn if not accepted within days. Estimated delivery weeks after acceptance and deposit.
ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above prices, specifications PURCHASER
and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to
do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Seereverse Signature
for conditions of contract.
Date ofAcceptance: Signature
CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT
• It is Purchaser's sole responsibility to comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations regarding
the use or placement of the Products purchased and to obtain the proper permits. Questions regarding any
specific regulation should be addressed to the appropriate government agency.
• All Products and Components carry the manufacturer's warranty which is passed on to Purchaser according
to manufacturer's policy. Extended warranties are available at extra cost. No other warranties are either
expressed or implied.
• It is Purchaser's responsibility to unpack, inspect, and test Products upon arrival and report any damage or
malfunction within ten (10) days of delivery. Any damage to Products not so reported may not be covered by
warranty and is Purchaser's sole responsibility.
• All quotes are good for thirty (30) days but are subject to supplier price increases.
• Payment terms are BALANCE NET 10 DAYS from date of invoice unless otherwise specified. Finance charges
will be applicable at 1.5% per month on past due accounts and also reasonable attorney fees in event of default
by either party will be charged.
• U-FUEL, Inc. shall retain ownership of Products until receipt of payment in full for the same. If payment is not
received according to the terms, U-FUEL, Inc. shall have the right to come onto the Purchaser's premises at
any reasonable time, remove said equipment and proceed to pursue other existing remedies at law or equity
and Purchaser shall be liable for all expenses for removal, storage and resale including reasonable attorney
fees.
• It is Purchaser's responsibility to unload and install Products in accordance with manufacturer's installation
and operations instructions using proper equipment and licensed personnel. U-FUEL, Inc. is not responsible
for improper unloading or installation.
• Any alteration or change from original proposed specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon
written orders and will become an extra charge over and above the estimate.
• All delivery dates contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond control.
• CANCELLATION POLICY - Customer Agrees that U-Fuel shall be reimbursed for all out of pocket expenses,
restocking fees shipping, and sales costs upon cancellation.
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U.S. COAST GUARD
FUEL DELIVERY
TRAILER -MOUNTED SYSTEMS
0-FUEL].
AMEX
AVIATION SELF SERVICE
"World's Best"
Earl Webb
U-Fuel of Texas, Inc.
PO Box 681163
San Antonio, TX 78268-1163
(210)521-3835
AVIATION SELF SERVICE
MUNICIPAL FUEL SYSTEMS
OLYMPIC GAMES - ATLANTA 1996
3 HOUR INSTALLATION
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FIRE RESISTANT
VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL
Single Wall Tank ► For Installations in dikes or other containment.
Double Wall Tank ► Eliminating the need for secondary containment.
FIRE RESISTANT
Tested and Listed to withstand intense
petroleum fires for two hours and remain
structurally sound and liquid tight.
Ideal for multiple tank environments, reduc-
ing potential for fire spread due to tank
rupture or explosion.
SUPERIOR FABRICATION
U-Fuel Fire Resistant tanks are constructed
of special steel and fittings, which are chemi-
cally and physically compatible. Using innova-
tive welding techniques, the components are
fused together producing a unified structure.
This process not only produces a product
which is Fire Resistant, but a structurally
superior tank which will out perform other tanks.
Vertical Storage Tanks
1. Supply Pipe
6. Tank Gauge
2. Bottom Fill System
7. Working Vent
3. Emergency Vent
8. Anchor Tabs
4. Manway
9. Top Bracing
5. Overfill Shut -Off
10. Inspection Port
"...there is no better made Aboveground Tank."
SINGLE
DOUBLE
CAPACrrY
SIZE
STEEL
WEIGHT
WEIGHT
300
38' X 5'
10 GA
550
1,164
550
48" X 6'
10 GA
766
1,592
1,000
64' X 6'
10 GA
1,060
2,600
1,000
48" X 12'
7 GA
1.290
2,940
2,000
64' X 12'
7 GA
2,490
4,000
3,000
64' X 18'
7 GA
3,500
6,300
4,000
64" X 24'
1/4"
4,500
7,650
5,000
96" X 14'
1/4'
6,400
8,280
6,000
96" X 16'
1/4"
7,200
9,360
8,000
96' X 24'
1/4'
8,486
13,200
10,000
108" X 21'
1/4'
9,790
16,000
12,000
108" X 25'
1/4'
10,688
18,400
15,000
108' X 32'
1/4'
13,210
20,800
20,000
120" X 34'
1/4"
15,350
30,000
30,000
120" X 51'
1/4'
22,280
41.000
Single Wall Tanks
LIGHTEST WEIGHT FIRE RESISTANT TANKS AVAILABLE
OFFERING THE GREATEST PROTECTION TO
PEOPLE, PROPERTY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
DOUBLE WALL FIRE RESISTANT
"NEW TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES SAFEST PORTABLE DEVICE FOR DISPENSING FUEL."
"THE ORIGINAL"
PORTABLE FUEL SYSTEM
Designed, tested and listed as a complete
system. Engineered to provide efficient fuel
delivery. Constructed to ensure safe fuel
storage under normal and harsh environ-
mental conditions.
Complies with Nationally Recognized Codes.
Continually modified to incorporate new
technology. Configured for aviation, marine,
truck terminal and other specialized fueling
applications.
BUS FUELER - 10,000 Gallons
Top Fill Systems
MOST POPULAR -TERMINAL MASTER - 12,000 Gallons
HIGHEST QUALITY
Only top quality, industry recognized components and steel is used in U-Fuel
systems. Under the Listing Program, every subcomponent can be traced to
its origin. Systems and production are constantly monitored by laboratory en-
gineers to ensure consistent quality.
BEST VALUE
U-Fuel systems are designed for years of continual use as evidenced by the
millions of gallons run through systems at events like the U S Olympic Games,
24 hours a day. Even after heavy usage, U-Fuel systems have the highest re-
sale value of any other fuel system.
Bottom Load Systems
1. Leak Containment Tank
10. Inspection Hatch
20. High Level Alarm
1. Pump
8.
Overfill Alarm
2. Pump
11. Supply Pipe
21. OSHA Ladder Rungs
2. Tank Gauge
9.
Air Relief Port
3. Light
12. Electrical Conduit
22. Tank Support System
3. Interstitial Vent
10.
High Level Alarm
4. Hood
13. Overfill Shut -Off
23. Fire Valve
5. Fire Suppression
14. Interstitial vent
24. Solenoid Valve
4. Emergency Vent
11.
Interstitial Gauge
6. Stage I Vapor Recovery
15. Tank Gauge
25. Flexible Pipe
5. Spill Container
12.
Grounding Lug
7. Spill Containment Box
16. Emergency Vent
26. Pressure/Shear Valve
6. Fill Tube
13.
Tank Skid
8. Bottom Fill System
17. Manway
27. Internal Fuel Tank
9. Interstitial Site Gauge
18. Inspection Port
28. Secondary Containment Tank
7. Working Vent
14.
Vacuum Test Port
19. working Vent
29. Vacuum Test Port
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Bottom
5,000 Gallon 1/4" Steel product tank - 8' x 14' (capacity + 3%) per UL -142
3/16" Steel secondary containment tank enclosing product tank
8' x 15' 6"tank support saddle and skid system
Overall dimensions 9'H x 8'W x 19% (excluding working vent) (22'L with hood) Approx weight 9,240 lbs.
G LISTED ASSEMBLY WITH UNIQUE PATENTED FEATURES INCLUDES: 11
1 Assembly Listed Fire Resistant per NFPA 30A 2-4.5 (UL-2085 pool fire exposure)
I Bottom load fuel fill system to conform to NFPA 30, 2-3.4.1(e); 3-3.3, and 3-7, and NFPA-30A 2-4.9.4 includes:
- 3" cam lock fill pipe with cap — Morrison
- 3" x 20 mesh screen removable fuel strainer— Morrison
- 3" gate valve — Morrison
- 3" ductile 'von check valve — Morrison
20 gallon detachable weather tight spill container with lockable cover
1 Non -electrical overfill shutoff valve and float (inside tank) to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.4. I(e)
I Fire proof interstitial tank monitoring gauge to conform with UL-1709 .
1 Stage I vapor recovery system with locking cover — Morrison
1 Manway to product tank with 4" access coupling and plug
I Product tank emergency vent to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.6.4 — Morrison
1 Secondary tank emergency vent to conform with NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(h) and 2-3.6 — Morrison
1 3" working vent coupling, pipe, and pressure/vacuum working vent with flame arrester to 12' above ground level
to conform to NFPA 30 2-3.5.2, 2-3.5.6, and 2-3.7.2 — Morrison
I Interstitial access at top end of tank per Underwriters Laboratories
1 Fusible link fire valve as required by NFPA 2-3.8.1 — Morrison
1 Explosion proof solenoid valve at tank as required by NFPA 30A 2-1.7 and 2-4.6.3 ANSCO
I Explosion proof flexible supply line to pump per NFPA 30 3-4.1
1 Externally mounted fuel level gauge with dial read out for ground level readings and overfill alarm required by
NFPA 30 2-3.4. 1 (d)&(e) — Morrison
I Hood with dusk to dawn florescent light
I UL Listed water draw -off pump with antisiphon valve
1 Audible overfill alarm per NFPA 30 2-3.4. l(e)
1 %:" interstitial vacuum test port to conform with NFPA 30 2-8.3. l
1 20 B:C Fire extinguisher — American
2 Lifting lugs
Wired for selected dispensing system (if installed) to conform to Ch. 5, Art. 500, NFPA 70
Finish sand blasted, primed with high solids Ameron 400 epoxy paint, and painted with white 86% reflective
Ameron polyurethane paint
Motor vehicle impact resistance per NFPA 30 2-3.4.1(g) and NFPA 30A
2-4.5(d)
Bullet resistant per WI ILHR 10
Labeled as required
Listed as Secondarily Contained Aboveground Tank
Transferable tank title
8/99
NOTE
1. FOR MORE INFORMATIION
SEE DETAIL SHEET.
2. CENTER (2) LIFTING LUGS FOR X= [-05,000 GALLON TANK- 168'
FOR WEIGHT AND BALANCE
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1.) Skids Arid Saddles Welded To Tank.
2.) 1' Div. X 1' Pipe. T.O.E. (Through Outer Tank Only) Interstitial Sight Gives.
3.) 3 Ful Coupling. (Through Both Tanks) 3' Ovefiti Alarm, Morrison 99263, 3 Div. Pipe Tube To 144' Above Grade. Product Workkp Vent(O.P. W.
fi 523-3100)
4.) 24' Momvay. (Through Both Tanks) (1) 4' Coupling and (2) 2' Couplings In Msmvsy Lid. (As Sham)
5.)1/2' Dim. X 1' Nipple. (Outer Tank Only) T.O.E. Interstitial Vacuum Test Port.
S.) Lifting Lug.
7.) 8' Die. Flange Filling. (Through Both Tanks) Product Tank Emergency Vent (Morrison 0 244F-8)
S.) Ulting Lug.
9.) 7 Full Coupling. (Through Both Tanks) Fuel Level Gauge.(Morrison s 818 Clock Gouge)
tOJ ? Fuel Fill Line. Pipe Extends 3' Outside Outer Tank. Pipe Enters Interstitial Space And Bends 90 Degrees And Extending Up To And Ber&V
Another 90 Degrees Where it Enters The Inner Tank. Pipe Extends 4' Into Inner Tank Then Turns 90 Degrees A Topper Volvo Is Placed In Lim At 14'
From Top Of Inner Tank To Center Shalt Of Topper Volvo. Pipe Extends Down To 3' From Bottom Of Inner Tank. (Pipe Is Seal -Welled In Interstitial
Space) Detachable Bottom Load Box. 3 Bottom Load Valve Assembly. (Vatms Positioned So That Fuel Flows Into Tank Only)
11.) 24' Manny. (Through Both Tanks) (2) 4' Coupling and (3) 7 Couplings In Manny Lid. (As Shown)
11) 3' Fuel Shut -Off Volvo. Set To Shut OR At 9D% Filled Capacity. (Topper Construction)
13.) 8' Div. Flange Filling. (Through Outer Tank Only) Interstitial Emergency Vent (Morrison 0244OF-8)
14.) 3 Stage I Vapor Recovery Line. (Morrison s 323 3 Adapter Arid Monism 0 323C Vapor Recovery Cap. T.O.E. Pipe Extends 3' Outside Outer Tank
Pips Enters kemsd Spore And Tums 90 Degrees Trawling Upward Arid Then Bends 90 Degrees. it Than Enter Inner Tank At 4' From Top Of Inner
Tsrtc Pipe Extends 4' Inside Inner Tank. 3 Elbow Is Threaded On End With The Outlet Facing To The Top Of The Tank (Pipe In Interstitial Space Is
Seal-Wolded) .
15.) Hood Support Tabs. (2) Required. 2" x 7 x 114' With 1/7 Hole In Center. Welded To Tank.
16.) 8' Fiberglass Hood. (Supplied By U-Fuel)
17.) Fire Extinguisher Bracket Welded To Tank. (Bracket Supplied By U-Fuel)
18.) Hood Mounting Brackets. (3 Required) Welded To Tank. Bracket Is 4' x 4' x 114' Angle, Welded To Tank.
19.) 4' Coupling Through Both Tanks
20.) 7 Coupling Through Both Tanks
21.) 7 Coupling Through Both Tanks. Remote Overfill Nunn
22.) 7 Fuel Supply Line
23.) 7 Angle clip for Hood Bracket
24.) 7 Flat Stock CHIP for Pump Platform
NOTES
1. Ail Piping to be Schedule 40 Unless Otherwise Noted.
2. Center (2) Lihing Lugs For Weight And Balance.
3. Do Not Over Tighten Fittings As Thread Damage May Occur.
4. Working Vent And Pipe To Be Installed On Site. Please Secure To Tank For Shipping.
5. A9 Unused Couplings And Openings Must Be Capped Before Shipping.
S. Decal Package And Application Imbuctions Shipped with Parts Shipments.
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U-FUEL, INC. DOUBLE WALL
FIRE RESISTANT TANK
SwRI 1) No. 95056-M/05-03
This double wad secondary containment tank
assembly is built in accordance with UL 142
(1994) and complies with the requirements of
Section 2-4.5(a) of NFPA 30A, 1996 edition,
withstanding a UL 2065 fire exposure, when
tested In accordance with SwRi Test Procedure
97-04.
U-Fuel, Inc. Patents 4-9e9-020, 5.305-GM 5-562-16Z and pending