Microbial growth in diesel fuel is often called diesel bug. It is commonly described as algae, but the problem usually involves bacteria, fungi, or other microbes that grow where water and fuel meet.
Microbes need water to grow. If a tank has wat...
Cavitation happens when tiny vapor bubbles form and collapse in a liquid under certain pressure conditions. When those bubbles collapse near metal surfaces, they can create very small but powerful impacts.
In diesel fuel systems, pressu...
Lubricity is one of the most important reasons diesel owners use a fuel additive. Diesel fuel is not only burned for power; it also helps lubricate pumps and injectors.
HFRR stands for High Frequency Reciprocating Rig. It is a com...
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