Yakutat Power
Yakutat
Power in Alaska
reported, after operating on REOS processed and blended fuel, that exhaust
smoke was reduced while kilowatt generation per gallon of fuel increased from
14.7 to 15.3.
A REOS unit was installed at Yakutat Power on December 22, 1998 to address used
oil storage and disposal issues. Within a three month period, all stored oils were
converted into burnable fuel and consumed in their generator engines.
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Alaska Energy Authority
Two
arctic fuel samples from the State of Alaska Division of Energy were submitted
to Analysts Ins. Laboratories for lubricity tests in August 2001. Fuel samples
were similar, displaying over 85% fuel lubricity gains.
The increased in fuel lubricity will result in far greater injection pump and
injector life while also providing improved combustion.
Immediate savings are realized by reduced fuel purchases, while eliminating
costs for record keeping, expensive disposal costs and environmental
liabilities associated with the transfer and disposal of waste oils.
Echo Bay Minerals Company
“in April, 1997 installation of a REOS
System was completed at our McCoy/Cove Mine. To date, approximately 62,000
gallons of used oils have been blended into 3.1 million gallons of diesel
fuel.”
Charles E Westover
Echo Bay Minerals Company
The purchase of a REOS System = not having
to ship out used oil from remote locations.
“Historically, 220,000 gallons/year of used oils have been shipped off site as
controlled waste at an average cost of $.05/gal. After receiving necessary
government agency approvals and constructing a permitted blending facility in
1995, appox. 80,000 gallons of used oils have been blended annually into
blasting fuel.” Click Here> To view complete report
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