Latest revision as of 18:15, 18 December 2025

Basics

This isn't using any official standard (as of now), and there may be overlap, but this aims to organize various containers used to store Liquid Fuel (and to a certain extent Gaseous Fuels / LPG / Cryogenic Fuels ) in order of volume/scale
Also given that smaller tanks can be used in arrays equal to a larger tank, a design doesn't neccisarily dictate volume stored, but they have ranges (i can dig for them later, just jotting ideas down now)
Essentially Can->Large Jobsite Can->Jobsite Tank->Large Building Tank->Airport/Industry/Port Sized Mega Tanks

”1 Gallon, “ F-Style Metal UN Fuel Cans “” are a common form of packaging fuel products
One such example would be TruFuel
- They also sell larger cylindrical cans, but these are unweildy and don’t nest/stack well, so either tons of square cans, or a proper 55 Gallon Drums is advisable

55 Gallon Drums can be used to dispense small amounts of Fuel/Lubricating oil etc
Also the standard 20 Pound Propane Tank

Can be liquid or a similar sized Propane Tank
"Horizontal tanks are generally small storage tanks with capacities of less than 40,000 gallons" (ONLY 40,000 lol)

"Spheres can be built from 1,000 barrels to 75,000 barrels of capacity" (36,000-2,700,000.0 GALLONS!)

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 =List=
 ==Canned Fuel==
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+*”1 Gallon, “ [[F-Style Metal UN Fuel Cans]] “” are a common form of packaging fuel products
+*One such example would be [[TruFuel]]
+**They also sell larger cylindrical cans, but these are unweildy and don’t nest/stack well, so either tons of square cans, or a proper 55 Gallon Drums is advisable
 == "Gas Can" / [[Safety Can]] / [[Jerry Can]] ==
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+*RE: [[Liquid Fuel Cans]]
+*Typically in the 1-40 Liter (0.5-10 Gallon) Range
 == [[Fuel Barrel]] ==