Hi,
I just noticed this on Hattons, but am not sure what it is actually intended to be :hmmm:
http://www.ehattons.com/52993/Graham_Farish_42_128_Fuelling_Point_Pump_House/StockDetail.aspx (http://www.ehattons.com/52993/Graham_Farish_42_128_Fuelling_Point_Pump_House/StockDetail.aspx)
I am guessing that this is more an unloading point, where the fuel from tankers will be pumped into the storage tanks, rather than a refuelling point.
or have I got that wrong ?
cheers
alan
Hi Alan,
I think it is the building that houses the pumps and control gear that control the movement of fuel to/from the storage tanks and the fuelling point.
Hope that helps.
Mark
If you look at pics of buxton tmd they have something like this between the fuel storage tanks.
I believe Scruff is right. The fuel flows from the tanks to the pump house then it's pumped under pressure to the fuel point.
cheers for that, I assumed that there must be some fuelling / loading involved with it as it appears to have a heavy fuel hose, which I thought might be for fuelling / unloading.
many thanks
alan