We have the STS-6000-4GPM installed on a 4,000 gallon tank. There is a 500 gallon day tank that is, at the moment, unprotected. Both tanks will be treated with AFT-705 (actually put in the day tank) and then the fuel will be periodically transferred back to the bulk tank. Treated fuel will then be loaded into the day tank once a month or quarter…

The STS is actually mounted below the fuel level. The suction line, with a ball valve on the bottom, is about 1/2” off the bottom of the tank. Fuel is drawn UP to the ceiling of the room (about 4 feet from the top of the tank) and then drops about 10 feet to the STS system. The vacuum created by the fall of the fuel and the ball valve in the bottom of the pick-up tube, create an almost zero vacuum situation for the pump. The fuel is almost pushed to it!!

The generator is in a separate room from the tank. The yellow pipes you see running through the wall are the supply and return lines. A very clean, almost pretty (in an industrial diesel fuel sense) install.

The Fallsview Casino is Canada’s largest gaming resort, located on a cli overlooking the worldrenowned Horseshoe Falls of Niagara. If the generators of a $1 billion casino don’t function properly during a power failure the revenue from the gaming stops. To ensure that the two tanks that hold the 66,000 liters of emergency diesel fuel are always optimized, Perfect Fuel Preservation Ltd. recommended two AXI STS-6000-10gpm automated fuel filtration systems.

3,000 slot machines, 130 gaming tables, 374 luxury hotel rooms, and 1,500 seat theater require reliable power, and follow the Life Safety Codes by the NFPA to ensure the “…construction, protection, and occupancy features necessary to minimize danger to life…” . Canada’s Technical Safety Standards Association inspects and enforces public safety codes for all systems like the AXI STS-6000-10gpm, which passed with compliments on the high grade of engineering and assembly.

In April 2008, Rick Apple, General Manager of the Puckett CAT Engine Divisions, installed the Emergency Power Supply systems for “Beau Rivage” Resort & Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Casinos, Data Centers, Banks and Hospitals all demand 24/7 reliable power supply. Failure is not an option. To guaranty that reliability in the “Beau Rivage” casino, Rick installed eight Algae-X STS Automated Filtration systems on the generator’s fuel tanks, ensuring that the fuel powering his ve CAT 3516 - 2.25 MW generators is in optimal condition at all times.

In a recent conversation with Bill O’Connell, the Project Manager for the Bank of Bermuda, Peter Richens, told Bill that he is delighted with the installation and performance of his STS Automated Filtration System.

After he had received several fuel tests with failing grades, it was clear that the out of spec fuel formed a serious potential liability for the Bank of Bermuda.

Mr. Richens, responsible for the reliability of the bank’s Emergency Power Supply (EPS), decided to install an Algae-X STS-6000- 4GPM-S automated fuel fifiltration system to rectify the situation. After running the system for two months additional fuel samples were sent to the testing lab and passed. Their fuel is now “Clear and Bright” and the Bank of Bermuda now has conconfidence in the reliability of their stand-by power system.

When Alticor, the parent company of Amway Corp., Amway Global, Access Business Group LLC, and Alticor Corporate Enterprises, decided to build a new data center in metropolitan Grand Rapids, MI, it chose Cummins Bridgeway to supply its generators. The $8.4 billion corporation understands that a continuous, reliable power supply is not a luxury but necessity.

Working with Mike Krause of Cummins Bridgeway’s Grand Rapids Power Generation division and Torre Miller of Diesel Fuel Doctor, Alticor decided to install an STS 6000-4 GPM-S automated fuel ltration system on each of its two new generators. The STS systems were added to preserve the integrity of Amway’s stored fuel, and guarantee that the generators would not fail because of bad fuel when they would be needed in case of a power outage.