TEMPORARY TANKS & IBCS

If you don’t have a manufacturer’s datasheet to prove a generator’s emissions levels, you’ll need an emissions test to support your permit application. IPU’s emissions testing service monitors carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), NOx (nitrogen oxides), and hydrocarbon (HC) levels. It provides the information you need for the Environment Agency and MCERTS. Our equipment generates instant results and a formal report follows shortly afterwards. If a problem is detected, IPU has the technology to bring emissions well below legal limits.

IPU can reduce the emissions from your existing gensets so you don’t have to replace your genset fleet to meet regulations. The disruption of installing new gensets – especially in restricted airside locations – is often more costly than buying them. Our award-winning range of SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) units are powerful and flexible enough to bring NOx emissions as low as you want. Our DPFs (Diesel Particulate Filters) reduce black smoke to invisible levels which brings your gensets in line with international, national or local regulations.

The filters on your gensets are the last line of defence against contamination entering and damaging your engines. Racor’s range of spin-on and turbine fuel filters are the world’s gold standard for effective protection. They remove solid contaminants down to 2 microns and nearly 100% water through a combination of separation, coalescing and filtration. They range from compact units for smaller gensets with a fuel flow rate of 50lph right up to behemoths consuming fuel at 2,000lph.

Displays need to be so much more than a bright and attractive screen. They have to support graphical diagnostics, an easy control system and communication with other systems. Enovation panels are built for this life. They cope with the bright sunlight, pollution and extreme temperatures that are typically found at airports. And they combine this ruggedness with top-of-the-line functionality such as glove-friendly touch-screens, CANbus, MODbus, Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and large, customisable colour displays.

Generators in critical applications are often fitted with air or hydraulic starting systems which will guarantee reliable start-up. They are immune to long periods of shut down that can often degrade the reliability of electric starting systems. Hydraulic and air starting systems require very little maintenance and guarantee engine starting to protect lives and livelihoods, and keep businesses running.

If you make military vehicles, you know the standards they have to reach. They have to deploy to the harshest environments in the world and function perfectly during hostile encounters. Enovation screens are built for a tough life. It doesn’t matter what you throw at them: bright sunshine (1,000cd/m2 anti-glare screen), water and dust (IP66 and IP67 protection), constant vibration (7.8Grms @ 5 – 2,000Hz), hard knocks (up to 50G) and extreme temperatures (-40ºC to +85ºC). They just keep working. And they combine toughness with top-of-the-line functionality such as glove-friendly touch-screens and customisable displays.

Perhaps some of the crucial work we do surrounds fire pumps. A fire pump in correct working order can mean the difference between life and death. IPU’s hydraulic and air starting systems guarantee reliable start-up by using pressurised hydraulic fluid or air to crank the engines on the fire pumps. They’re tough, low maintenance, safe for use in hazardous areas and extremely reliable.

IPU regularly inspect fire pumps and their fuel tanks. During these OFTEC inspections, the team will pay close attention to the condition of the tank and any fittings. Because fire pumps are so critical, it is crucial to search for any potential leaks, or find leaks that are already present in the fuel tank. Other ancillary equipment and its functionality will also be inspected. Fire pumps must start in an emergency, which makes the condition of the fuel supply and infrastructure so important.

Regular testing gives you scientific proof that your fuel is clean and will not damage your engines. Our analyses – from our own independent lab or a commercial lab – identify all common contaminants. You can send samples to us or have us collect them. If the analysis is clear, the report is a cheap, fast route to reassurance. If there’s a problem, it proposes steps you can take to fix the problem fast, reliably and economically. Our DieselCheck portable diesel analyser lets you conduct your own fuel tests on site according to your own schedule.

If you store diesel, you need an annual OFTEC inspection. It checks your fuel systems (e.g. tanks, pumps and pipework), your processes (e.g. fuelling and emergency procedures) and the wider environment (e.g. bunds, barriers and signage). At IPU, we conduct surveys as unobtrusively as possible. Our OFTEC-certified team produces a clear report and we help you remedy any problems it reveals. This can be as simple as documenting a procedure or making a sign more visible. We help you save lives and protect well-being.

Testing, cleaning, polishing, inspections, repairs – maintaining fuel has become a complex business. The engines you use and the regulations you work under mean that you can’t just leave fuel in a tank and forget it. IPU’s Total Fuel Management Services handle everything from regular testing to remedial activities such as lining tanks, uplifting contaminated fuel, building bunds and documenting procedures. Your farm can’t run without diesel. It’s your lifeblood. IPU protects it.

IPU’s Fuel Cleaning Service takes whatever measures are necessary to remove contamination from your stored diesel. Our experienced team is used to working in constrained environments such as urban basements and has equipment to suit small rooms, corridors and stairways. In most instances, we clean your fuel from outside the tank, using high flow rates to pull contaminants from the sides of your tanks into our cleaning systems. In extreme cases, we remove the fuel and use man-entry cleaning to ensure the best results.

Contamination is growing in your fuel tanks right now. Water is being absorbed from the atmosphere, if nowhere else. Microbes are growing, especially if the tank’s in a warm location. Left to its own devices, your fuel could start doing real damage to your engines in a few months. A Diesel Defence fuel polisher stops that damage by keeping your fuel clean. It cycles the fuel in your tank through its filters, removing contamination before it has the chance to establish a firm hold. Diesel Defence polishers are a low-maintenance way to keep fuel clean.

You can save money, time and manpower by remotely monitoring fuel stores and systems in distant locations. IPU’s E.A.R.L. Cloud Monitoring Software monitors the quality of your remote fuel stocks and gives you total control of the polishing unit that preserves it. You can switch it on and off and change how it operates. You can see real-time reports of fuel contamination levels and get real-time alerts. E.A.R.L. Cloud Monitoring Software gives you the data you need to plan condition-based maintenance rather than sticking to an inflexible and wasteful schedule.