Episode 037 - Fuel Acidity
Today, we’re going to continue our discussion about the properties of your stored fuel, including why those properties matter, what problems could...
In this episode, we're continuing our discussion on oxygenates and their essential role in fuel. With concerns about air quality in the United States, the federal government began implementing requirements to reduce emissions and clean up the air. One of the solutions that gained traction was adding oxygenates to gasoline, which increases the oxygen content of the fuel and results in cleaner burning and fewer emissions.
Today we'll explore which state led the way in implementing these fuel requirements, as well as how their actions influenced the adoption of oxygenated fuels across the country. Additionally, we'll look closer at the most commonly used oxygenate in fuel today and why it became so popular. Listen in to learn about the issues that ultimately led to the discontinuation of one of the most popular oxygenates, MTBE, and the important role of oxygenates in fuel and their impact on the environment.
Today, we’re going to continue our discussion about the properties of your stored fuel, including why those properties matter, what problems could...
Anyone who deals with stored fuel knows that microbial contamination is something they’re probably going to have to handle. Some know this is...
Knowing when to treat your fuel to avoid temperature-related gelling is key. In this episode, I’ll explain what you need to know about temperatures,...
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We know that maintaining stored fuel health is essential to ensure that it is still in good condition and safe to use. Taking care of stored fuel...
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On today’s episode, we’re going to be talking about the weather and the relationship between seasons with extreme temperatures. In the last episode,...
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Fuel contamination has become a growing concern in recent years, as changes in fuel composition have created an environment where microbes can grow...