Fire and pollution implications of diesel storage should be evaluated (HTM 05-02 and 05-03). The gravity-fed day tank should hold at most the larger of 750 L and 10 hours at full load, and each set should have on-site reserve fuel enough for 200 hours of full-load operation (pumped to decentralised sets). Diesel ages, faster with water, dirt and biodiesel content; where use is low, a fuel conditioning programme (testing, cleaning, polishing, stabilisation) can address contamination. Where fuel is not pumped, a filtered hand pump should be available; shared storage with oil-fired boilers should be sized for the worse of 200 hours' generator demand or 10 days' peak boiler demand.
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