Previous Versions Containers of 25 gallons or more must be stored in a specially designed cabinet with the bottom, sides, and top made with 1-inch or thicker plywood. As a home, motor vehicle, boat or aircraft owner, you can store up to 30 litres of fuel without having to let anyone know. This method can however cause a potential source of ignition that can produce frictional heating, sparking and static electricity. FUEL STORAGE REGULATIONS ARE YOU STORING FUEL AT HOME OR AT A BUSINESS PREMISES? A drip tray will ensure any spillages are contained within as it must be attached underneath the tank. Fuel is a hazardous, highly combustible substance, so it’s imperative that you handle it with care, because if you choose not to, you could be in big trouble. If you have a new or replacement fuel container installed at your home, for example to fuel your cooker or central heating, you must meet England’s building regulations. Our barrels and storage tanks are perfect for storing a wide range of fuels and can be tailored to suit your personal specifications. If you need emergency fuel today, click here. 1917.156(b)(4)(iii) Outlet valves of containers in storage or transport shall be closed. HSNO Regulations provide certain duties for both the person in charge at the workplace and the fuel supplier, including supplying information, emergency response plans and signs. The guides most applicable to spent fuel storage are in—. Never store fuel inside your house – a shed or garage is best; Never dispose or manually pump fuel from a storage tank; Prevent any nearby heat and ignition sources; Never use fuel in any other place other than the fuel tank of the combustible engine; Storing more than 3500 litres 1. Above ground pipework must be positioned to avoid the risk of damage by impact and be protected against collision. 1.1. 6-1. Web (HTML) versions of some regulatory guides are available for viewing or downloading. Not more than three such cabinets may be located in a single storage area. Introduction . Commercial installations tend to be made of steel and can offer added protection from damage or vandalism. For further information, read the relevant regulations: ✓ Control of pollution (oil storage) (England) regulations 2001✓ The Water Environment (Oil Storage) (Scotland) Regulations 2006✓ The Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010. Page Last Reviewed/Updated Wednesday, July 08, 2020, Controlled Unclassified Information Program (CUI), Proposed Security Rulemaking for Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations, Consolidated Interim Storage Facility (CISF), Regulations, Guidance, and Communications, Standard Review Plan for Dry Cask Storage Systems (, Standard Review Plan for Spent Fuel Dry Storage Facilities (, Standard Review Plan for Renewal of Specific Licenses and Certificates of Compliance for Dry Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel (, Managing Aging Processes in Storage (MAPS) Report (. All of Speedy Fuels’ barrels are designed to sit on drip trays which help prevent spillage. Oil can damage rivers and groundwater, harm marine life and plants and destroy natural habits. Different containers are required by law depending on how much oil you store: ✓ Up to 10 litres – plastic container✓ Up to 20 litres – metal container✓ Up to 30 litres – demountable fuel tank. 1.1.2. ✓ Do not store inside your house – the best place is in a shed or garage✓ You must never dispense (or pump) manually/electrically from a storage tank at your premises✓ You should aim to ensure your fuel is stored in open air. This AC cancels AC 150/5230-4A, Aircraft Fuel Storage, Handling, and Dispensing on Airports, dated June 18, 2004. Some are also are available in ADAMS (see our table listing their availability). MIIB report Recommendations on the design and operation of fuel storage sites.1 3 Our original intention was to produce this guidance in the form of a route map to existing standards relevant to risk controls at bulk fuel storage sites within scope. You must ensure that the screw fitting or fixed coupling does not become eroded and check that debris is not trapped within. Over 15% of pollution incidents each year are reported to be caused by an oil spillage, and it’s one of the most common culprits. Give our friendly team a call today on 0330 123 5665 and we’ll be happy to help. They vary in size, shape and capacity and can also come hand in hand with a selection of dispensing equipment to help get your fuel safely out your tank. Application. ✓ Where there’s minimal risk of damage by impact, weather or machinery✓ In areas that are away from risk from flooding✓ At least 10 metres clear of inland or coastal waters and also 50 meters of a spring✓ Away from roof height and above✓ On an impermeable surface if close to where deliveries are made and oil is dispensed. Technically, it is defined as underground if more than 10% of the tank is below ground. When you’re making decisions about your fuel storage, knowing the fuel storage regulations that apply in your state should be an important part of your decision. January 2017 6 The regulations apply to: All above ground oil storage (except domestic oil tanks of 2500 litres or less). To ensure safe storage, there are set regulations in place that you must follow. ✓ White Diesel✓ Biofuels✓ Kerosene✓ Vegetable oil and plant-based oils e.g. ✓ Non-corrosive and resistant to oil and water✓ Able to hold 110% of the tank’s capacity*✓ Have an expected lifespan of 20 years with maintenance✓ If underground – must have a life-expectancy of 20 years without maintenance✓ Resistant to oil and water with no drain-down pipe✓ Every part of the tank must be contained with taps and valves pointing down and locked when not in use✓ Delivery pipes must be permanently attached to the tank with self-closing taps or valves inside that are locked when not in use. Up to 20 litres – metal container. Citation and commencement . ✓ Fixed tanks and oil drums✓ Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs)✓ Mobile bowsers✓ Some generators and transformers, Fixed tanks meet British Standard 5410 and be bunded – a drip tray isn’t suitable to prevent any spillage on these tanks. This guidance is intended to ensure consistent reviews by staff and will be incorporated into the next periodic update of the applicable SRP. There are different regulations depending on if your fuel storage is above ground or underground. As a home, motor vehicle, boat or aircraft owner, you can store up to 30 litres of fuel without having to let anyone know. We announce public comment opportunities in the Federal Register and on our Documents for Comment page. If you wish to store over 3500 litres, you must follow regulations for businesses. Part 50- Domestic licensing of production and utilization facilities 3. Complying with AS1940 – the safe storage and handling of fuel 21 Jun 2018 / by Jeremy Teo Last year, the Australian Standard for The Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids (AS1940) was updated for the first time in over a decade. Environment Canada: Petroleum and Allied Petroleum Products Storage Tanks Regulations (PDF) All active final and draft guides are also available in NRC's Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS). An oil spillage can damage the environment as well as marine life. The regulations that follow are the home fuel storage limits and guidelines for Utah County based on the Uniform Fire Code. This AC provides an acceptable means of complying with Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) part 139 (hereinafter referred to as Part 139) for all Part 139 airport operators.