Underground Gasoline Tank

An Underground Gasoline Tank is a storage container installed beneath the ground for holding gasoline (petrol) safely and securely. It is most commonly used at gas stations, transportation hubs, and industrial sites where large amounts of gasoline need to be stored and dispensed.

Fully composite structure
Our product adopts a composite structure of inner steel and outer fiberglass (FRP). The inner tank uses carbon steel to ensure structural strength, and the outer layer is covered with a layer of continuously wound fiberglass reinforcement to form a double-layer composite protection system.

Double-layer protection structure
Our product is designed as a double-layer tank structure, with a 0.1-0.2 bar negative pressure monitoring space reserved between the inner and outer tanks, equipped with an electronic leakage monitoring system, and continuously monitors the tank sealing status 24 hours a day.

Compact buried structure
Our buried structure is suitable for gas stations, airports or industrial parks that require high ground space. Secondly, the product is in the shape of a horizontal cylinder, with a diameter of usually 1.5-3.0 meters and a length depending on the volume (such as a 10,000-liter tank is about 5 meters long). It can be arranged in parallel with a single tank or multiple tanks, which is convenient for system expansion and centralized control.

Flexible specifications
The Underground Gasoline Tank provide a variety of specifications with standard capacities ranging from 5,000 liters to 100,000 liters, supporting single-cabin or double-cabin design (such as gasoline + diesel in one tank), and with components such as oil pipelines, vent pipes, and anti-static grounding, they can meet the different needs of various commercial gas stations and industrial oil projects for oil types and reserves.