Fueling Knowledge about Dispenser Filtration and More
From growth in the alternative fuels market to new federal and state compliance regulations, the fuel industry is constantly evolving. As part of PetroClear’s commitment to customer service, we strive to be an educational resource for site operators, service technicians and distributor partners, helping them to stay abreast of important industry news and events. Please browse our library of articles to learn about developments in fuel dispenser filter technology, emerging fueling trends, industry challenges, other fueling equipment news and more.
PetroClear® Introduces 51110A Spin-On Dispenser Filter for High-Flow Commercial and Industrial Fueling Applications
For Further Information Contact: Dwight Rutledge, Business Development Manager PetroClear® dwight.rutledge@champlabs.com Albion, IL, October 10, 2016 – PetroClear®, a longtime trusted manufacturer of fuel-dispensing filters, is pleased to introduce its 51110A Spin-On Fuel Filter for use in high-flow fueling applications. “High-volume fueling at commercial and industrial sites, such as truck stops and cardlock operations, demands…
Microns and Micron Ratings: What Every Fuel Site Operator Needs to Know
At some point, most humans lose the capability to grasp just how immense or minute certain numbers or objects are. Take, for example, the number one trillion. A trillion is one million million, meaning that if you were to spend one million dollars a day, you would need one million days to spend one trillion…
Dispenser Filter Guidelines for Biodiesel Blends Up to B15
Several fuel stations in Canada are switching from diesel to B5, a blend of 5% biodiesel and 95% conventional diesel. Petro-Canada stations are reported to be making the switch from April to September. Request Biodiesel Dispenser Filter Information Here PetroClear filters specified for biodiesel filtration are designed to filter biodiesel blends up to B15 (a…
An Operator’s Response Guide to Fuel Contamination – Part Two of Two
What Proactive Steps Can My Fuel Site Take to Minimize the Impact of Contamination in the Future? Once the distribution of contaminated fuel has been halted (See “Part One: I See Signs of Unacceptable Levels of Contamination in My Fuel. What Should I Do Immediately?”), operators should consider remediation strategies that will promote a long-term…