Military: Field equipment and gear

Generic field fuel pillow tank with containment berm, 20,000 gal

384"600"Front
ViewPlan
Version2
Overall384" × 600"
ScalableNo

Drawn to fit this frame, not to a scale. Front faces down the page. Dashed lines are hidden or above; dotted lines are door swings and clearances.

Category
Military: Field equipment and gear
Kind
Equipment
Languages
None provided. The words are as the provider wrote them.
Author
CadCraft
Version
2, published Nov 3, 2026 Published

Flexible fuel pillow tank, 20000 gal, inside a lined containment berm 50 ft long: a rounded fabric pillow, a valve manifold with a grounding rod on the front, a vent, tie-down loops, a low liner wall all round and a ramp over the wall at one corner.

License

CC0

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Data

Width9,753.6 mm (384 in)
Depth15,240 mm (600 in)
Height1,828.8 mm (72 in)
Scalable: width (X)No
Scalable: depth (Y)No
Scalable: height (Z)No
RemarksGeneric size; check the chosen unit's spec sheet.

IFC class: IfcFurnishingElement. Body: a mesh.

Versions

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DrawingVersionChangeLicenseStatusPublished
Version 2 GeometryAdded the liner floor and low containment walls with an access ramp, the pillow body, valve manifold on the front with a grounding rod, a vent and tie-down straps (plan and 3D). CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026
Version 1 GeometryFirst version. CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026

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