Polygon’s petrol and diesel station designs encompass the comprehensive planning, layout, and engineering of facilities where gasoline (petrol) and diesel fuel are dispensed to vehicles and customers. These designs aim to create efficient, safe, and user-friendly spaces that facilitate fuel storage, distribution, and customer service while adhering to regulatory and environmental requirements.

Key aspects of mechanical engineering petrol and diesel station designs include:

1. Site Selection and Layout:
   • Identifying suitable locations based on factors such as accessibility, traffic flow, zoning regulations, and customer convenience.
   • Creating efficient site layouts that accommodate fuel pumps, canopy structures, parking spaces, and customer access points.
2. Fuel Storage and Dispensing Systems:
   • Designing underground fuel storage tanks for petrol and diesel, considering safety, capacity, and environmental regulations.
   • Implementing fuel dispensing pumps, nozzles, hoses, and monitoring systems for accurate and safe fuel distribution.
3. Canopy and Shelter Structures:
   • Designing canopy structures to protect customers and vehicles from weather elements during refueling.
   • Ensuring that canopy designs allow for proper lighting, signage, and clearances for larger vehicles.
4. Safety Measures:
   • Incorporating safety features such as fire suppression systems, emergency shut-off valves, and grounding systems to prevent static electricity buildup.
5. Environmental Considerations:
   • Implementing measures to prevent fuel leakage, spillage, and contamination of soil and water sources.
   • Installing proper drainage systems to handle rainwater runoff and prevent environmental harm.
6. Customer Service Areas:
   • Designing customer service areas with amenities like convenience stores, restrooms, and payment stations for a positive customer experience.
7. Vehicle Accessibility:
   • Ensuring proper entry and exit points for vehicles, considering various sizes and types of vehicles that may use the station.
8. Lighting and Signage:
   • Providing adequate lighting for safety and visibility during both daytime and nighttime hours.
   • Installing clear and informative signage to guide customers and meet regulatory requirements.
9. Electrical and Mechanical Systems:
   • Designing electrical systems for lighting, fuel pumps, security cameras, and other equipment.
   • Incorporating mechanical systems for ventilation, air conditioning, and proper fuel storage temperature control.
10. Regulatory Compliance:
    • Ensuring that designs adhere to local, regional, and national regulations related to environmental protection, safety, and land use.
11. Green Practices:
    • Incorporating energy-efficient lighting, rainwater harvesting systems, and other sustainable features to minimize the station’s environmental footprint.
12. Traffic Flow Management:
    • Designing layouts that optimize vehicle circulation to prevent congestion and ensure safe maneuvering within the station.

Our mechanical engineers play a critical role in designing petrol and diesel stations that operate efficiently, prioritize safety, and provide a positive experience for customers. Polygon’s engineers collaborate with various stakeholders, including clients, architects, environmental consultants, and regulatory authorities, to ensure that designs align with industry standards and best practices.