About this asset

Industrial steel diesel day storage tank modeled as a Revit family, featuring a cuboid reservoir elevated on four round legs with a bolted top manhole. Physically defined by a clean rectilinear form, the primary fuel containment vessel sits elevated on four tubular steel support legs equipped with circular base mounting flanges. A dark slate grey metal finish covers the structural body and supports. Centered across the top face is a raised circular inspection manhole secured by a perimeter bolt pattern with an integrated raised lip. The front elevation includes a rectangular equipment identification plate finished in a contrasting safety yellow. Proportions reflect a compact auxiliary fuel unit designed for generator feed systems, presenting clean geometric edges and distinct fabricated details.

The download is a 973 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Engineers and BIM coordinators can load this Revit family directly into mechanical and electrical project models. Position the unit within generator rooms or plant enclosures, aligning the base plates with structural slabs or concrete equipment pads. Coordinate fuel supply pipework and venting routes to the top flange connection, adjusting visual detail levels to maintain clean clearances during spatial coordination and MEP clash detection passes.

Designed for emergency power supply zones, this unit fits utility plant rooms, basement mechanical spaces, and data center backup enclosures across commercial, healthcare, and industrial typologies. It pairs accurately with diesel generators, fuel transfer pumps, piping distribution systems, and concrete plinths. MEP designers routinely search for diesel day tank, generator fuel storage, elevated oil tank, and auxiliary fuel unit when developing detailed plant layouts and technical coordination packages.