Usually, the fuel tank has enough capacity to keep the generator running for an average of 6 to 8 hours. In the case of a small generator, the fuel tank is either part of the generator skid or mounted. located on top of the generator frame For commercial use it may be necessary to build and install an external fuel tank.
The general characteristics of the fuel system are as follows:
- connection of pipes from the fuel tank to the engine The supply line directs the fuel from the tank to the engine and the return line directs the fuel from the engine to the tank.
- Ventilation pipe for oil tank The fuel tank is equipped with a vent hose to prevent pressure or vacuum build-up during filling and draining the tank. When you refuel, make sure there is metal-to-metal contact between the injector and the fuel tank to avoid sparks.
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- Overflow connection from fuel tank to drain This is necessary so that the overflow during tank filling does not cause liquid to spill on the generator set.
- fuel pump This is the transfer of fuel from the main storage tank to the day tank. The fuel pump is generally electrically operated.
- Fuel Water Separator / Fuel Filter This separates water and foreign matter from the liquid fuel to protect other components of the generator from corrosion and contamination.
- fuel injector Atomizes liquid fuel and injects the required amount of fuel into the engine's combustion chamber.
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