From fabricated fuel tanks to transfer controls, fuel-polishing equipment and generator-support packages, the product portfolio gives project teams a clear view of the tangible capability behind the service.
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Rectangular day tanks plus cylindrical horizontal, vertical and underground tanks configured to project capacity, operational and site requirements.
Transfer pumps, level sensing, control panels, leak detection, pipelines, overfill protection and project interfaces can be integrated into one package.
03 / ConditioningMobile and fixed multistage filtration for stored diesel fuel, including two-stage filtration and PLC control.
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04 / ExhaustComplete exhaust systems, supports, insulation and cladding coordinated to generator and building requirements.
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05 / VentilationFresh-air intake, hot-air discharge and airflow arrangements developed around plant-room geometry.
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06 / CoolingRemote radiators, coolant piping, heat exchangers, make-up water tanks and complete system flushing.
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07 / AccessoriesPractical system components and interfaces supporting integrated fuel and generator infrastructure.
View system scope →The catalogue publishes a 500–50,000 L tank capacity range across rectangular, horizontal/cylindrical and vertical configurations.
| Parameter | Rectangular tanks | Horizontal / cylindrical | Vertical tanks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Single-wall; double-wall; rupture-basin options | Single-wall; double-wall | Single-wall; double-wall |
| Published range | 500–9,000 L | 10,000–50,000 L | 10,000–50,000 L |
| Build standard | UL / BS | UL / BS | UL / BS |
| Material | Tested MS, 3–8 mm thickness | ||
| Documentation | MTC, FTC, DWG, RFA listed in source catalogue | ||
GGST also supports existing generator systems with fuel polishing/flushing, load testing, repair works, relocation, decommissioning and re-commissioning.
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