ENGINEERED FOR RELIABILITY
01 / Integrated scope

One generator. One coordinated scope.

From bulk fuel reserve to generator-room services and commissioning support.

The GGST approach

Designed around the project, not just the equipment.

System design-and-build is shaped by plant-room geometry, interfaces, access, operational requirements and site constraints.

01

Bulk storage

Long-duration fuel reserve using underground or external storage options.

02

Transfer

Pump, level-controlled replenishment and fuel pipeline infrastructure.

03

Day tank

Local operating buffer with monitored level and replenishment logic.

04

Generator

Engine fuel connection plus plant-room interfaces.

05

Exhaust & air

Exhaust routing, fresh-air intake and hot-air discharge.

06

Cooling

Remote radiator, heat exchanger and coolant infrastructure.

Engineering interfaces

A complete transfer system is more than a pump.

  • Bulk storage tank and day tank
  • Transfer pumps and level sensors
  • Control panel and overfill prevention
  • Leak detection and protection interfaces
  • Single-wall or jacketed fuel pipelines
  • Control and communication interfaces
Fuel transfer control panel
Operating sequence

Typical transfer logic.

A simple operating sequence keeps the system understandable for project and facility teams.

01Level sensed
02Pump command
03Fuel delivery
04Level restored
05Alarm / protection
→Generator ready