Harlequin 1400BFS Bunded Biofuel Station

Biodiesel is a domestic, renewable fuel for diesel engines. Made from agricultural co-products and byproducts such as soybean oil, other natural oils, and greases, it is an advanced biofuel. To be called biodiesel, it must meet strict quality specifications. Biodiesel can be used in any blend with petroleum diesel fuel.

Harlequin BioFuel Stations offer a convenient and cost-effective method of storing and dispensing Biodiesel right on your doorstep. Harlequin BioFuel Stations are manufactured from a specialist grade polymer, which make them suitable for storing Biodiesel blends of up to B100 and which can accommodate the specialist features required to store and dispense specialist Biodiesel fuel.BioFuel Stations are the first of a new generation of a storage tank, developed especially for the safe, secure and environmentally responsible storage and dispensing of Biodiesel grades up to B100, which are produced in accordance with BS EN14214 and Irish Standard IS EN14214.

Actual Capacity: 1487 Litres – Nominal Capacity: 1413 Litres

Harlequin BioFuel Stations have been designed to meet and indeed, exceed all applicable regulatory requirements and supplied complete with:

• 2″ Fill Point with Screw Cap
• 4″ Inspection Point with Screw Cap
• Vent
• Apollo Electronic Oil Tank Contents Gauge
• Bund Warning Alarm
• LRC Failsafe Overfill Prevention Capability
• Lockable Access
• 240v Electric Pump
• 10 micron Fuel Filtration System
• 4 metre Fuel Delivery Hose with Automatic Shut Off Nozzle
• Optional Mechanical Flow Meter with Resettable Batch Totaliser
• Emergency Isolation Switch
• Bulkhead Light

Additionally BFA models incorporate the following features:

• Insulated inner tank
• Thermostatically controlled Heat Trace System

Applications:

Suitable for the storage and dispensing of Diesel and BioDiesel grades up to B100, produced in accordance with the requirements of BS/IS EN14214 ??” including national Summer and Winter Fuel requirements for CFPP(1) in the UK and Republic of Ireland – at agricultural, commercial, industrial and institutional premises.

Satisfies or exceeds all applicable product requirements detailed within:

The Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) (England) Regulations 2001

The Control of Pollution (Silage, Slurry and Agricultural Fuel Oil) Regulations 1991

The Control of Pollution (Silage, Slurry and Agricultural Fuel Oil) Regulations 2003

The Water Environment (Oil Storage) (Scotland) Regulations 2006

Environmental Alliance Pollution Prevention Guidelines PPG 2

(1) CFPP is the Cold Filter Plug Point which indicates the temperature at or below which fuel may begin to cause operational problems. British Standard BS EN14214 and Irish Standard IS EN14214 states Summer and Winter requirements within the UK and Republic of Ireland as -5 degrees Celsius and -15 degrees Celsius respectively.