7 Steps to the Best Pump Station Design

June 4 2019,

Choose the proper size tank for the operation, with a 1000 gallon tank for a large industrial motor fueling or a 500 gallon tank for a small 20 LB. refilling.
Always use a tank with a bottom withdrawal, preferably a new one. If a used tank is to be used, remove as many heavy ends as possible.
Size the pump to the operation. Try to consider future expansion. If a meter is to be used, be sure to use a large enough pump, such as a Corken C12 or larger C13 or C14.
Couple the pump to an external by-pass, DO NOT rely on an internal by-pass on the pump.
If a meter is to be used be sure it is designed for the operation. Use Liqua-Tech LPM102 or Liquid Controls MA4.
Piping should be the same size as your pumps and meters, never smaller. Schedule 80 pipe and Type K copper tubing is required.
Safety is a major consideration. Be sure a fire extinguisher and proper warnings and decals are used.

LETTER	PART NUMBER	PART NAME
A	8685G	RegO Tank Relief Valve
B	7590U	RegO Chek-Lok Valve
C		5/8" O.D. Tubing
D		3/8" O.D. Tubing
E	TS	Tank Stand
F	A3209DT080	Internal Valve w/ Cable & Fuse Link
G	3127U	RegO Bypass Valve Corken B-166-75 w/ Hydro Relief
H		1½“ x 1¼“ Bushing
I	090534-100	Liqua-Tech Flowmeter
J	3127U	RegO Hydro Relief
K	3272	Excess Flow Valve
L	A2141A6 or A2141A6L	RegO Pullaway Valve
M		2" Pipe Runner (Optional)
N	N260-10	Strainer
O	FLX1-1/4-12	Flex Connector
P	TPMP	Pump Plate
Q	C12-SM	Corken Pump
S		Dayco Hose
T	7901TB	RegO Quick Acting Valve
U	7193D-10	RegO Filler Coupling
V	7556	RegO Multi-Valve
W	7579	RegO Filler Valve
X	600115	1/2" F.S. Coupling
Y	3171A	Hose Coupling
Z	BG-201	POL Adapter