Technically, algae cannot grow inside a diesel fuel tank because it requires sunlight to survive. However, other microbes—like mold, bacteria, and fungus—can thrive in diesel fuel under the right conditions, causing serious problems if left unchecked. How Microbes Grow in Diesel Fuel Microbes need water and nutrients to survive. A diesel tank with free water… Read more »
How often does your company test the oil that you use in your equipment? If you don’t do it nearly enough, you could be putting your equipment at risk. There are all kinds of problems that could arise if you don’t make it a point to test your lube oil. Take a look at how… Read more »
Unlike vehicles, generator diesel fuel often sits in tanks for years, because it’s stored for emergencies rather than regular use. Over time, this fuel degrades, causing performance issues and potential engine damage. Consider this scenario: Why Old Diesel Fuel Is a Problem To comply with NFPA 110 (Standard for Emergency and Standby Power Systems), fuel… Read more »
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