Specifications
- Product must safely and efficiently provide fuel
- Design must prevent fuel spills
- Design must not interfere with the surrounding ecosystem
- Design must connect with the civil fueling system
- Must be accessible to a trained maintenance staff
- Piping must be able to resist all types of weather extremities
- Fueling hoses must be long enough to access all types of vessels
- Design must adhere to the laws and regulations provided by head engineerDesign must not be prone to any types of large scale contact resulting in damage
- Design and construction cannot damage the park’s environment and ecosystem
- Must be designed for saltwater
- Amount of pumps must correlate with the number and size of fuel tanks
Limitations
Pumps are only for diesel and petroleum
Cannot have more than 6 pumps
Amount of power available is limited by accessibility to central building
Limited to materials that are non-corrosive in salt water
Dock design is limited to 125 feet in width, 300 feet in length
Must be powered to not exceed the amount availible which is unknown at this point
Amount of pumps limited by the 10,000 gallon diseal tank and the 8,000 gallon fuel tank
Limitations for the amount of space for the fuel station has been limited to a smaller space. I no longer have to lay out the entire dock, but only the end of it. The space is now 125 feet in width and projects at a minimum of 50 feet into the water and a maximum of 100 feet. The only thing is that there is a chunk of the 125' by 50' space that I cannot work with due to the location of the ferry slip. The ferry slip deletes a triangular space with a 50 ft height and an 85' base.
ReplyDeleteAn added specification is that there must be a fuel house located at the end of the dock with enough space for a bathroom.