Optimal Fuel Quality  Reliable Power Keeping the Lights On

Diesel fuel filtration, diesel fuel engines, diesel algae, diesel fuel, diesel fuel conditioner, diesel fuel filters

Reliable Power

  • Most engine performance problems start in the tank
  • The root of the issues lies in the condition of your fuel
  • If your system is not operating at its peak potential, learn about your system issues and discover how to obtain reliability

Peak Engine Performance

  • Is your engine just not running the same?
  • No more "get up and go" power from your diesel engine?
  • Find out why you're not getting the performance you want and how to fix it.

Lower Emissions

  • Notice excessive smoke coming from your exhaust?
  • Are the fumes noxious and potent?
  • The problem lies in the condition of your fuel.

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Commercial Application Testimonials

Beginning in early 2005 we started encountering problems with fuel contaminants in our heritage equipment power cars' fuel systems. We utilize twelve cylinder Deutz & Detroit power plants, running multiple units in train cars (power cars) with twin 300 KW generators. We found a great deal of water in our fuel initially, but in short order started experiencing sludge problems to the extent we had filters and fuel lines plugged to the point of losing power plants on our trains. Not having the ability to provide trainline power to individual train cars with our power cars caused us to use under car back up units. Most of our cars have these units, but not all; another problem.

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I thought you'd be interested in two developments for me this week. I finished a 10,000-gallon tank that required 2 separate days. There are two points on this that should be made, the MTC 3000 performed flawlessly and proved itself well-designed for a task this large, the other point was that I treated the tank midway through the first day with 2 gallons of AFC-705 with a great deal of hope because the fuel had been in the tank without treatment for 8 years and was very dirty. We had a gap of several days because of rain before I could complete the second day and I was absolutely stunned at what AFC-705 had done with the fuel in the interim. It made the second day a cinch.

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Just wanted to drop you a line to let you know how satisfied we are here at the James River Reserve Fleet with your ALGAE-X Magnetic Fuel Conditioner product. Reflecting over the past two years of installing your product in our tugboats, patrol boats, personnel carrier boats, powerboats, crane barge, and other marine diesel industrial equipment, it is a noteworthy pleasure to confirm the positive impact it has made on our overall operations.

Prior to installing your product, we had numerous fuel related problems with biological growth in our service and storage tanks causing us to go through large quantities of fuel filters, injectors and nozzles, and problems with turbo-chargers and exhaust Systems due to our diesel engines not burning clean fuel.

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We have tried your ALGAE-X product on a few of our trucks and equipment. The trucks vary in size from F350 diesel flatbeds to F800 utility type digger derricks. The results have been impressive! Our mechanic and drivers have witness “increase in power”, “engine running cleaner” and “better mileage per gallon”. With these kinds of results and the recommendation from our mechanic, T & T Electric, Inc. will be budgeting funds to install the ALGAE-X on all of our diesel-powered trucks, backhoes, cranes and equipment over the course of the year. Thank you for introducing us to your product that helps us to keep efficient and profitable in these competitive times. 

Sincerely,

Leonard S. Tanaka
President

You have asked for a discussion about the advantages of using Algae-X AFC 705 in fuels containing vanadium and sulfur. Crude oils from Alberta, Canada and from Venezuela contain considerable amounts of dissolved vanadium oxides. Normal refinery practice does not provide for the removal of these vanadium oxides. In fact, a major source of commercial vanadium is derived from the fly ash from burning Canadian crude.

In an engine where there is no catalysis for the fuel combustion, unused oxygen can cause the vanadium (oxidation state of three) to be oxidized to vanadium pentoxide, V2O5. This V2O5 can be a problem in itself because it deposits as a hard coating on the surface on the combustion chamber walls. Under many circumstances it has to be manually chiseled off.

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certifications

NORTHEASTERN USA
Christian Smith
csmith [at] algae-x.net

SOUTHEASTERN USA
Bill Miller
billmiller [at] algae-x.net

MIDWESTERN USA
Max Givan
mgivan [at] algae-x.net

ROCKY MOUNTAIN &
WESTERN USA

Bob McCann
bobmccann [at] algae-x.net

CANADA & CARIBBEAN
Bill O'Connell
billoconnell [at] algae-x.net

LATIN AMERICA
Enrique Osorio
eosorio [at] algae-x.net

INTERNATIONAL
Wout Lisseveld
wout [at] algae-x.net

WORLD HEADQUARTERS
ALGAE-X International

5400-1 Division Drive
Fort Myers, FL 33905
+1-239-690-9589
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