Diesel Filtering Process for the US Military

March 20th, 2007

Diesel Filtering Process for the US Military

The world's largest consumer of fuel is, believe it or not, the US military. And if you are that big and you use tons and tons of fuel, you better know how to handle your stuff or wastages will come your way. US researchers, bearing this in mind, have developed a system that would save the military fuel by simply filtering diesel. You can find the rest of that story

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    1. National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Says:
      August 13th, 2007 at 7:12 am

      Although civilian fuels typically are used within days or weeks of production, military fuel typically is stored for long periods of time. As stored diesel fuel is used, storage tanks are topped with new fuel of different ages, from varying refineries and geographic areas.

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