Mobile Fuel Tanks

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Mobile fuel tanks from DENIOS Ireland are often used in the loading area or in a mechanic's fleet. They can be moved quickly by forklift or crane and offer a large capacity of 55 to 1,000 litres. This means that the vehicles can be refuelled directly on the construction site. Plastic or steel models are available that allow refuelling with petrol, diesel or AdBlue solution.

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Transport of dangerous goods: petrol and diesel fuels

In accordance with the Dangerous Goods Act, a portable tank system can be approved as an IBC or as a dangerous goods packaging depending on the medium and volume carried. If the portable tank system is permitted as an intermediate bulk container (IBC) or as a dangerous goods packaging, a transport permit is not required. The following must be observed during carriage:

All openings on the tank (filling nozzle, dipstick, ball valve of the vent, ball valve of the suction line) must be tightly closed.
The prescribed regular checks must be carried out
A 2kg fire extinguisher must be carried in accordance with CDG2009
All openings on the container (filling pipe, dipstick, breather ball valve, suction pipe ball valve) must be tightly sealed.
The label on the container must be complete and legible in accordance with Guidance CDG2009

Marking of a mobile tank unit - The marking according to CDG2009 includes the following information for identification:

1x marking "not stackable" or "stackable" - in the case of "stackable", the permitted stacking load must be stated
2 x marking "Environmentally harmful substances"
1x hazard statement per GHS (Globally Harmonised System)
2 x hazard label "Flammable liquids"
1 x UN approval number

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Transport of dangerous goods: petrol and diesel fuels

What legal provisions apply to mobile tank systems?

Fuels available everywhere

Are fuel tank systems approved for transport?

Fuels available anywhere

Mobile tank systems made of polyethylene are used for supplying machines or commercial vehicles that are operated with diesel or bio-diesel. There is no need to travel to the construction site or filling station. Simply refuel vehicles or machines on site with a mobile refuelling system. Load the mobile refuelling system onto your van or truck. The advantages:

Available in steel or as a seamless manufactured unit in corrosion-free polyethylene
No costly interruptions to operations while travelling to fueling stations
Transport by pick-up or small truck
Extremely robust and durable
UN approved
Transport by pick-up or small truck Ready for immediate use with accessories
Convenient and safe on-site refueling
Can be used without ADR driving license and special vehicle marking

Are the mobile fuel tank systems permitted for transportation?

DENIOS Ireland's mobile fuel tanks meet the requirements for the international transport of hazardous goods by road in accordance with the European Agreement on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (ADR). This allows mobile tank systems to be transported on a truck or in smaller vehicles at any time. Mobile tank systems are ideal for use at varying locations. Mobile tank systems are available in several sizes, as sets and with extensive accessories such as pumps, etc.

Please refer to the CDG2009 guide

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