Here Are Three Cool Tools You Can Apply for Fuel Economy
Fuel Economy a Factor of Two Variables: Fuel Combustion Inefficiency and Operator Error Fuel efficiency is the single most important economic component of heavy equipment construction development. Over the life of a quality machine, more money will be spent on fuel than the purchase and maintenance
Learn Everything About Increasing Fuel Economy with the Rentar Catalyst
The Rentar Fuel Catalyst Will Increase Fuel Economy Dramatically Diesel engine manufacturers, equipment fleet managers and private equipment owners alike are rarely fans of emissions-reducing devices because, in general, emissions-reducing devices also reduce fuel economy and horsepower from an engi
Why Diesel Engines Get Better Gas Mileage and Burn Cleaner than Petrol Engines
Why diesel engines get better gas mileage and burn cleaner than petrol engines is because diesel is a cleaner more energy dense fuel. A diesel engine is between 25 and 35 percent more fuel efficient than a gasoline vehicle of comparable size. With a diesel engine, you go to the pump much less often
Understanding Fuel Economy — “Gas” Mileage
Thermal efficiency, compression ratio, and fuel density are the primary factors that determine the fuel efficiency — a.k.a. fuel economy — of an engine. If mounted in a car, pick up, truck, boat, ship, a piece of heavy equipment, etc., even more, variables come into play with respect to the fuel
Why Catalytic Converters are Necessary and Differ from Fuel Catalysts
Why Catalytic converters are necessary is because fossil fuels — particularly gasoline — do not combust efficiently without combustion-enhancing technologies. For some fossil fuels, their inherent chemical composition limits combustion efficiency potential, again, particularly gasoline. While
Diesel, the Best Fossil Fuel
Comparing Diesel to Gasoline, Natural Gas, and Coal for Quality, Utility, and Availability There are three categories of fossil fuels: solid, gas, and liquid. Of all the solid fossil fuels; the gas fossil fuels; and the liquid fossil fuels, diesel has the highest energy-production-to-low-emissions r
Government Regulations May Be Affecting The Trucking Industry
Government regulations may be affecting the trucking industry. In May, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) proposed new low-NOx engine standards for heavy trucks that would go into effect starting in 2023. Los Angeles, in particular, still has a huge smog problem in its basin despite decades