What Measures Should a Skid-mounted Fuel Station Take in Rainstorms
Learn about emergency operation measures for skid-mounted fuel stations during rainstorms, including power cut-off, leakage prevention, flood protection and oil spill disposal to ensure equipment safety.
- Immediately stop all refueling and oil unloading operations, cut off the main power supply of skid equipment, close relevant valves to prevent short circuit or oil leakage.
- Evacuate personnel to high-ground safe areas and keep away from skid equipment.
- Check the sealing of skid oil tank, ensure tank openings and pipe joints are tightly sealed to prevent rainwater infiltration and oil spillage.
- If the location is low, stack sandbags around skid equipment to build a cofferdam and avoid flooding.
- Secure skid equipment with ropes and ground anchors to prevent shifting and impact by floodwater.
- Place oil absorbent pads and oil-proof cloth nearby. In case of minor oil leakage, absorb oil promptly to stop pollution spread.
- Shut down rainwater outlets. Prepare emergency oil suction equipment for leakage response.
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What Measures Should a Skid-mounted Fuel Station Take in Rainstorms
Learn about emergency operation measures for skid-mounted fuel stations during rainstorms, including power cut-off, leakage prevention, flood protection and oil spill disposal to ensure equipment safety.