Helicopter refuelling pump skid with twin pumps and pipework, doors open

Pump skid

The fuel pump unit of a helicopter refuelling system

The pump skid draws Jet A-1 from the storage tank and delivers it under pressure to the dispenser on the helideck. It is a self-contained, enclosed unit rated for a Zone 1 hazardous area, and it is one of the three modules of our helicopter refuelling system, together with the tank laydown skid and the dispenser skid.

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FuelJet A-1 or JP-5
Design pressure 10 bar, operating pressure 8 bar
Hazardous areaATEX Zone 1, gas group IIB, temperature class T3
Built to CAA CAP 437 and ABS or DNV class rules
Two modelsHRS-GV60 and HRS-HD60

At a glance

What is on the skid

Electric motor and positive-displacement pump · Pressure gauge · Stainless steel 316 piping, tubing and ball valves · Solenoid valve · Pressure safety valve

Safety features

Emergency shutdown · Remote activation of the tank outlet valve · Earthing boss · Roller shutter enclosure · Lifting lugs

Options

Variable speed drive · Local control panel · Beacon light · Cunifer or stainless steel deluge and foam piping

Standards

CAA CAP 437ABS or DNV class rulesEI 1581 and EI 1583 (filtration, on the dispenser skid)

Models

HRS-GV60carbon steel structure, marine aluminium alloy enclosure, 720 kg
HRS-HD60stainless steel structure, stainless steel enclosure, 910 kg

Typical uses

Offshore platform and vessel helidecksNaval and coast guard shipsRemote helipads without fixed fuel systems

Documents

On requestPump skid datasheetRequest a copy →
On requestDrawings for your configurationRequest a copy →
On requestProtankgrüp brochureRequest a copy →

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Tell us the installation, the class society and the helicopter types you refuel.

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