Bacteria growing in Gasoilne and Diesel Fuel Tanks By Archie Jost

Problem-Contaminated Fuel
Lower sulfur content in fuel creates 3 major problems:
Increased bacterial contamination,
Reduced fuel lubricity
and Reduction in fuel quality.
Microbial organisms that enter your fuel systems (through vents, standing water tank bottoms or contamination during transport or delivery) live in the water and feed off the hydrocarbons in your fuel. As they grow, their waste produces water, sludge, acids and other harmful by-products that remain in your fuel tank and affect engine performance and cause damage due to corrosion and acid waste from microorganisms.
The reduction of sulfur in modern fuels automatically reduces the lubricity of fuel, which is crucial and relied on for lower maintenance and long term operation.
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