Posted by hd6gtom on August 11, 2018 at 22:11:08 from (166.181.82.108):
In Reply to: Fuel barrel fuel loss posted by craigco on August 10, 2018 at 17:36:26:
John in LA you are dead wrong. I owned a fuel business and got to know quite a few guys at the pipeline where we picked up fuel. They do pump liquid fertlizer up the pipeline. The products are separated by water. So are gasoline and diesel. They have a recovery plant at the pipeline to separate the water from the fuel. They work most of the time. One time I got a semi load of #2 diesel in that smelled of nitrogen fertilizer so bad they had to come pick it up and bring me another load. Ethonal sucking water out of the air???? I spent too many hours in lab situations to believe 1 iota of that BS. If it is stored in a tank with the proper fill cap, no such thing will happen. It happens when it is IMPROPERLY stored. I also hauled, sold, stored millions of gallons of the stuff. I never had 1 complaint about it.
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