Petroleum Equipment Forum

Thank you for posting.

As long as you have reliable 240 you can make just about anything you need. You need a phase inverter to make the third leg. There are a number of inverters and frequency controllers around, relatively cheap (4 or 5 hundred dollars) and extremely reliable.

I never disagree. The difference may be that temperature does not change the percentage of ethanol blended as an oxygenate into gasoline. There is a thermal effect on volume due to temperature but without correction factoring the effect on the field test at 100ML would be less than a 10th of a drop ...

Thank God there is someone out there with their head not buried in the sand. I agree 100%. Now we are getting to one of just a few roots of the problem instead of wasting time treating symptoms. Thanks for posting some logical insight. It's an honor to be in a group with at least one other logical t...

We will be adding expertise on Marriage and Divorce to the list.

There are experts here aren't there?

Did I forget to mention that these are paid positions?

A list is being compiled of experts. It is a list where the names, contact email and phone number for specific people are listed. The specific person (volunteering to be listed) even if his or hers expertise is considered narrow would be considered the best first contact for advice when rectifying ...

Thank you Bigandbadjohn.

You have properly enlightened not only the novice but maybe some experts as well.

What the forum for all is all about.

Tanks,
Zmiller

What's the question again?

Exactly how much or how little water will dissolve and remain suspended is determined by the percentage of ethanol present plus or minus more or less ASTM factor temperature correction to 70 degrees. When the standard temperature correction protocol is used temperature become irrelevant as to how mu...