Tag: clogged fuel filters

Black or Brown Solids in My Diesel Fuel: Causes and Solutions

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When biodiesel is poorly made—often referred to as “bad biodiesel”—one of the biggest red flags is a high concentration of glycerine (or glycerin/glycerol). Here’s why that matters:🧪 What Glycerine Is in Biodiesel• Glycerine is a byproduct of the transesterification process used to make biodiesel from fats or oils.• Ideally, it should be separated and removed… Read more »

The Science Behind Effective Fuel Filtration Systems: How Do They Work?

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Effective fuel filtration systems are crucial for maintaining the integrity and performance of engines, whether in vehicles, machinery, or industrial equipment. These systems work by removing contaminants from the fuel before it reaches the engine, thereby preventing damage and ensuring optimal operation. Here’s an overview of the science behind how they work:

It is not algae in diesel fuel. What is it?

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Bacteria found in diesel fuel primarily belong to two main types: aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. These bacteria can thrive in the water that accumulates in fuel storage tanks and fuel systems, especially when there’s a lack of proper maintenance or when the fuel is contaminated. These bacteria can cause various problems in diesel fuel systems,… Read more »

Case Study May 2021

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The C18 has between 400 and 700 HP so the fuel flow can be between 72 GPH and 126 GPH. The choice of TFP80 from the other manufactures is too small. Based on its size the residence time of the fuel is less than 20 seconds. Our 5×8 because of the design will give 30… Read more »