Heating
oil is undoubtedly dispensable to a great number of people in the United
Kingdom, with some 1.5 million Britons estimated to be using oil for their home
heating. Certainly, if you require heating oil, you are most likely to be using
it to heat an indoor space, making use of furnaces and boilers for the burning
of the oil, which generates heat. Radiators, or a combination of heat
exchangers and fans, are then used for the radiation of that heat into the air.
But what if the time has come for you to purchase new fuel tanks, and why should you
do so from Tuffa (http://www.tuffa.co.uk)?
Aside
from our lofty reputation for the development, design and manufacture of fuel tanks, there is - of
course - the bunded tanks themselves to consider. You might have previous familiarity
with single skin tanks, and just as much familiarity with them eventually
splitting. That is why most heating oil tanks these days are plastic bunded
tanks, rather than steel. Single skin plastic models and steel tanks alike are
susceptible to splitting or weather damage, which makes them an environmental
risk. This led to the Control of Pollution (Oil Storage) Regulations coming
into effect in the UK in March 2011.
Those
regulations state that at all relevant oil tank installations where more than
200 litres of oil need to be stored, a secondary containment system - otherwise
known as a bund - must be incorporated. The law dictated that all new tank
installations had to be in compliance with the regulations by 20th September
2011. The easy way to define a bund is that it is the structure surrounding
your tank, designed to prevent environmental pollution in the event of any
accidental leakage or spillage of the contents. In heating oil fuel tanks, it equates to a
'tank within a tank' design.
Ensuring
that your fuel tanks for
heating oil are bunded tanks is important on a number of levels - such as in
preventing the oil spill that it could cost you thousands of pounds to clean
up, bearing in mind as well that a domestic oil spill is not covered by most
home insurance policies. But there are so many other aspects of the bunded
heating oil tanks of Tuffa that help to make them such a strong choice for all
manner of domestic, agricultural, commercial and industrial applications.
Such
qualities include the compliance of these fuel tanks with the Environment
Agency guidelines, as well as their manufacture to the highest specifications.
Available sizes range from 1350L to 15000L, with interlinking a possibility up
to 100,000 litres. Exact specifications vary across the product range in line
with varying individual requirements, incorporating the likes of a clock gauge
and lockable hinged flip lid on lower capacity models, and a contents gauge and
overfill prevention valve in the case of the range-toppers. It all helps to
make Tuffa (http://www.tuffa.co.uk) the logical
choice for those requiring the best-built and designed heating oil tanks.
Editor’s
Note: Tuffa (http://www.tuffa.co.uk) are
represented by the search engine advertising and digital marketing specialists Jumping
Spider Media. Email: info@jumpingspidermedia.co.uk or call: +44 (0)20 3070 1959
/ +34 952 783 637.
No comments:
Post a Comment