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Anyone who stores or distributes fuel, including your local gas station, has “issues” with controlling and preventing the growth of bacteria and fungi (“microbes”) in their fuel tanks. Think your local place is immune? Think again. Anywhere there is...
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For fuel professionals, the amount of information out there on the internet can feel like an overload at times. Especially when it comes to things...
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It’s well known that gas mileage goes down in winter, partly because they change the composition of winter gas to make it more volatile and burn...
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Maintaining today's stored backup fuels is a bigger job than it used to be. With the way fuels have changed, you're much more likely to encounter...
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Back when fuel prices went sky high with no sign of coming down long term, fleets and fuel-using entities (like city governments) were forced to...
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Microbes in fuel are a fact of life for people who store fuel for any amount of time. Today's ULSD fuels are more prone to contamination than fuels...
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It's a real shame when a storage tank fuel of expensive fuel "degrades" and starts to lose its quality. Whether it's from oxidation, hydrolysis, or...
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Anyone who works with diesel fuel, stored or otherwise, knows that water comes with the fuel territory. Water in fuel can cause problems all year...
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With an ASE-certified master mechanic on staff, we get all sorts of questions about gas and diesel engine problems. Some of them are pretty general...
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The world of fuel standards can be a maze of information, and navigating through it can be daunting. One of the most common misconceptions in this...
