There are very many different types of “fuel operations” which will be affected by new movements to turn green. Engines must be made to accept and use bio fuel, rather than petroleum based fuel. Depending upon the time period in which the car was made, some cars run less efficiently today on the new alcohol-infused petroleum, rather than pure petroleum which is what they were made for. New engines accommodate newer advances in fuel technologies and are able to make the most out of fuel efficiency. For currently running engines, a successful combination of bio fuel and petroleum based fuel must be obtained until older engines are obsolete. New bio fuels must not just be a better version of what we already have. New bio fuels must be an actual stepping stone on the way to weaning ourselves off of the old system. Like I said, there are many types of “fuel operations” which will be directly and indirectly affected by innovations and changes in eco friendly technology.
Many people are mixing their own bio fuel or bio diesel, and while this is an exciting idea, this must be undertaken with caution. Not every car or truck engine can take a direct transfer, and different ratios of mixing must be applied. Also, long-term damage has been attributed to bio fuel being used in a vehicle where it negatively affected functioning parts. This is again because these vehicles were made to accommodate petroleum based fuel and all of the moving parts, firing, combustion, and cooling parts are made to cater to that process. Fortunately, outside products, such as lubricants and degreasers can always be eco friendly, and Envirosafe Solutions offers both of these. In addition to this, Envirosafe Solutions also offers eco friendly fuel treatment to help your current engine run more smoothly and to help you get the best gas mileage and resilience out of your car or truck. While not everything can be turned green, many things can and it’s always a good idea to do our best for our planet. Call Envirosafe Solutions today: (+61) 1300 88 90 70.
Sources:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=263394
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_mix_diesel_and_Biodiesel_in_the_same_tank
