A skid-mounted gas station, also known as a skid-mounted gas station, is a mobile, above-ground gas station that integrates oil storage tanks, dispensers, and video surveillance. The oil tanks in these isolated and explosion-proof skid-mounted gas stations (containers) have been retrofitted with isolation and explosion-proof technology. This technology involves filling the tanks with an isolation and explosion-proof material (a mesh-like material composed of a special aluminum alloy) at a predetermined density. This prevents explosions from open flames, static electricity, impacts, lightning strikes, gunfire, welding, or accidental strong impact.
Featuring fire and explosion resistance, stability and environmental friendliness, a small footprint, and ease of relocation, these stations are widely suitable for bus stops, ports, docks, airports, large construction sites, and corporate gas stations.
Designed with protection, environmental friendliness, and mobility as core concepts, skid-mounted gas stations integrate above-ground fire and explosion-proof oil storage tanks, dispensers, and active fire extinguishers. These stations are compact, occupy a minimal footprint, and feature simple equipment, making them removable as a whole. After relocation, equipment remains intact, ensuring economic value preservation. This type of station is equipped with numerous protective features not found in underground stations, including active firefighting systems, emergency pressure relief devices, overfill prevention devices, alarms, high-temperature automatic oil shut-off valves, and internal combustion barriers. Skid-mounted stations are equipped with oil and gas recovery equipment. Double-walled tanks eliminate leakage and contamination, and monitoring devices within the tank interlayer enhance leak detection. Skid-mounted stations are designed to ensure both protective and environmental performance.
Maintenance of skid-mounted stations:
Alarm systems are checked daily for integrity. Dispensers are inspected quarterly by the local Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau. Dispensers undergo lightning protection testing every six months.
Dust, oil stains, and oil stains are wiped off the dispenser exterior weekly to ensure the dispenser's surface is clean.
Monthly, inspectors check the integrity of the dispensing equipment and dispenser wiring, check hydraulic components and joints for leaks, and check the integrity of dispenser belts and other components.