Franklin Fueling Systems, Inc.

Franklin Electric Company, Inc.

Jay Jerard Walsh

Bill Nelson

Lisa Marie O'Leary

Lisa Marie O'leary

Fuel management systems for a fuel dispensing facility including a fuel delivery system are disclosed. The fuel delivery system includes at least one storage tank configured to contain a fuel, at least one dispenser configured to receive the fuel from the at least one storage tank, and a fuel handling system which is configured to one of (1) deliver the fuel to the at least one storage tank, (2) receive the fuel from the at least one storage tank, (3) monitor for a leak within the fuel delivery system, and (4) monitor for a fuel inventory within the fuel delivery system. The fuel management system may include installation records of the fuel handling components. The fuel management system may monitor cameras positioned in sumps of the fuel delivery system. The fuel delivery system may include a camera positioned to monitor an interior of a sump, the interior of the sump being provided by a sump basin and a sump cover. The sump cover may be a sump lid. The sump cover may be a dispenser. The sump cover may be another portion of the fuel delivery system.

Fuel verification system with intrusion of fluid detection

Fuel management system for a fuel dispensing facility including a fuel deliver system

A containment sump has a primary container and a secondary container which extends only partway up the outer wall of the primary container. This 'low-rise' secondary container, in certain embodiments, cooperates with the primary container to create a hermetically sealed interstitial space encompassing the bottom of the primary container, including the lower portion of the upright containment wall and the container bottom. In alternative embodiments, the secondary container is a subassembly forming an interstitial space and joined as a subassembly to the primary container. More particularly, the upper end of the interstitial space may be below pipe or other conduit penetrations through the sidewall of the primary container. At the same time, any leak which may develop over the service life of the containment sump would be contained and detected within the bottom of the primary and/or secondary containers. Therefore, the present system combines the low cost and high reliability associated with single-wall penetrations through containment sump walls, while also offering the high level of environmental protection associated with double-wall spill containment.

Spill containment system

Fuel verification system

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Verona, WI, United States of America

Jay Jerard Walsh