Fuel delivery
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Cut Construction Costs with Mobile Fueling
Fuel inefficiencies go under the radar on construction sites, though they consume time and money rapidly. Every trip out for gas means your crew stops working, machines sit idle, and schedules get pushed back. While construction costs just keep climbing. But mobile fuel delivery flips the script. Instead of sending people out for diesel, you…
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Fuel Logic Offers 24/7 Fuel Hauling Services Nationwide
In logistics, downtime hits your wallet hard, and running out of fuel just isn’t an option. But when you’ve got steady fuel access, your fleet and gear keep functioning without issues or delays. Emergencies, late-night jobs, scheduled deliveries, it doesn’t matter. Around-the-clock fuel hauling keeps your business operational. Not many mobile fuel delivery companies actually…
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DEF in Diesel Tank: What You Need To Know
Diesel engines power many areas of commercial work. Construction sites use them for heavy lifting, and farms depend on them for long hours in the field. Transport businesses also use them to move loads that smaller engines can’t handle. These engines burn large amounts of diesel each day and release harmful gases into the air.…
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Fuel Logic’s Stories from the Road: Generating Super Bowl LVIII Buzz in Las Vegas
Few will deny that 2024 brought with it one of the most electrifying NFL Super Bowls in American football history. Behind the scenes, Fuel Logic was part of the action. The end of January saw the Kansas City Chiefs triumph over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC title game while the San Francisco 49ers enjoyed…
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Fuel Blending: Blended vs Unblended Fuels Explained
Fuel blending, the process of combining different fuels, impacts engine performance, environmental footprint, and cost-efficiency. From conventional fossil fuels to emerging renewable alternatives, the landscape of fuel options continues to evolve, propelled by technological advancements, regulatory frameworks, and shifting consumer preferences. Blended gasoline fuels, like ethanol-gasoline mixes, offer improved combustion, enhance engine efficiency, and reduce…
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What Is Quality Fuel and Why Is It Important?
From gasoline to diesel, fuel quality plays a critical role in the operation of vehicles, machinery, and equipment. It encompasses various factors such as purity, energy content, absence of contaminants, and compliance with regulatory requirements. In various industries, the use of high-quality fuel is essential for ensuring the efficient operation of processes and equipment. Knowing what makes…
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What is DEF? How Does DEF Fluid Work in Diesel Engines
How does DEF fluid work is crucial in understanding the benefits it has for your vehicle. Knowing how DEF system work and its importance can be understood by widespread adoption in the automotive industry’s efforts to produce cleaner and environmentally responsible vehicles. Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is a blend of 32.5% urea and 67.5% deionized…
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Cube Style or Cylindrical Fuel Tank: What’s the difference?
Selecting the right fuel tank is crucial for various applications as it directly impacts efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness. When comparing cube style or cylindrical fuel tanks, several factors come into play, with considerations such as space, cost, and specific usage requirements playing a significant role. Although cylindrical tanks are being predominantly used in the industries,…
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How Much Fuel Can You Transport Without a HAZMAT Endorsement?
You cannot carry more than a specified amount of fuel without having a permission certificate. A HAZMAT endorsement is required for anyone transporting fuel in bulk. But, how much fuel can you actually transport without this endorsement? A driver is allowed to transport up to 119 gallons of fuel without a HAZMAT endorsement. It is…
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The Key Differences Between Diesel Fuel: Diesel 1 vs Diesel 2 Fuel
Diesel fuels come in two main types—Diesel 1 and Diesel 2. While both power diesel engines, they differ in viscosity, performance during winter months, and energy content. Understanding these differences helps drivers and fleet operators choose the right fuel for their climate and application. While Diesel #1, with lower viscosity, excels in colder climates, Diesel…