Fuel demand
Estimate normal consumption, peak use, delivery frequency and the reserve the operation needs to maintain.
Onsite commercial storage
Commercial Fuel Storage Tanks
Fueltek designs and manufactures commercial fuel storage tanks around the capacity, footprint, access, fuel and control requirements of the operating site.
A tank can be supplied as storage alone or developed into a connected fuelling point with dispensing, identification, monitoring and reporting.
Start with the operation
Capacity is only one decision.
Fueltek’s published FS tank range includes standard rectangular formats and custom manufacture where the site needs a different size, shape, partition or colour.
Available footprint
Measure access, vehicle approach, delivery route, working clearances and the space available for the tank and dispensing equipment.
Fuel arrangement
Confirm whether the site stores diesel, AdBlue, heating oil or more than one product, and whether separate compartments are required.
Control and visibility
Decide whether the project needs pumping, identification, stock monitoring, alarms and connected reporting.
Published Fueltek options
Build the tank around the site.
- Standard or non-standard dimensions
- Partitioned storage for more than one fuel type
- Bunded construction
- Colour and access configuration
- Commercial pumping and dispensing equipment
- Tank contents gauges and selected alarms
- Tankwatch monitoring and FMO reporting
Fueltek verification
Materials, capacity, bunding, alarms, pipework, delivery arrangements and any applicable design standard must be confirmed for the individual tank and use case.
The online calculator is an early planning tool. It does not replace engineering design, site assessment or the final certified tank specification.
Stored fuel information
Know what is in the tank—not only what left the pump.
Stock and ullage
Tankwatch can provide a local view of stored volume and available capacity for the configured tank.
Deliveries and changes
Review recorded changes in tank contents rather than relying only on manual readings or calculated book stock.
Defined conditions
Configured alarms can draw attention to selected tank conditions or unusual stock movements.
Connected visibility
Where Tankwatch and Fueltek software are connected, stock information can be reviewed alongside the wider fuel workflow.
Questions to answer
Prepare the site evidence before quotation.
How should a business estimate tank capacity?
Start with verified fuel consumption, peak demand, delivery frequency, available footprint and the reserve required by the operation. Use the calculator for an initial estimate, then have Fueltek confirm the final specification.
Can a tank include the dispenser and controls?
Fueltek can develop an integrated fuel storage and dispensing system where the operating requirement calls for storage, pumping, identification, monitoring and reporting to work together.
Can an existing tank be upgraded?
Possibly. Condition, construction, pipework, existing equipment and compatibility must be inspected before Fueltek recommends integration, retrofit, repair or replacement.
Next step
Turn demand and dimensions into a practical brief.
Record fuel types, current usage, expected growth, delivery access, vehicle movements, site photographs and any existing equipment before discussing the tank.