Fuel source is your standby generator blood line—protect your fuel system to maintain the highest level of Energy resiliency. Fuel borne issues can come in a number of forms and from a variety of sources, but all will cause your engines, generators and pumps to fail.
GAL Fuel Systems holds more than 25 years of experience in the field of generator service. Supported by a staff of fully trained technicians, you can trust that your fuel systems will be maintained to the highest standards. All GAL Fuel Systems Technicians hold extensive credentials and must comply with certifications provided by; Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA), Oil Burner Technician (OBT), and Petroleum Mechanics Certification (PM).
We use proven methods to minimize down time and fuel systems related during planned or unplanned power outages, talk to us today about how we can help you minimize your business downtime in case of any such event!
Knowledge, experience and uncompromised quality is what our Customers depend on us for!
Using the latest testing and diagnostic techniques, GAL Power experts can identify precise causes of fuel contamination and, drawing on their extensive experience in the field, recommend a Fuel Management Program suitable for any application.
This is a common problem with generators that are not run and tested on a regular basis. Air can enter the fuel system at loose joints in the piping or through a spray nozzle that does not close properly. Letting the generator run out of fuel will also cause air to enter the system. GAL power can train your staff to carry our necessary checks.
Many diesel engine operating troubles result directly or indirectly from dirt in the fuel system. That is why proper fuel storage and handling are so important. One of the most important aspects of diesel fuel is quality of fuel. Depending on the type and severity of the contamination it can clog filters, damage engine injectors or cause the total failure of the generator, pump or engine.
This is air entering the fuel system through fuel lines, connections, the primary filter and the engine fuel system. Most air leaks happen between the filter inlet and the engine lift pump. Air enters the fuel system thru loose or compromised connections. Depending if the engine is a self-bleeding type or not will determine when the engine will shut down due to a lack of fuel.
Helping various vertical industries and groups comply with code requirements, these include, but are not limited to:
Hospitals
Long Term Care Centres
Data Centres
Schools
Storage Companies
Electrical Contractors
Property Management
Government
Mining
GAL Power Fuels division carries full TSSA Certification for the maintenance and installation of Fuel Systems and Appliances. As a TSSA authorized service provider, we will inspect your fuel systems and provide your company with a Comprehensive Inspection Reports. Your Comprehensive Report is recognized by your fuel distributor while detailing your fuel systems adherence to the TSSA regulations.
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