Diesel Fuel Filtration Machine

It's well known within the mining industry that contamination in diesel fuel is costly and should be avoided — but preventative measures come at a cost too, so it's critical to understand the possibilities that cause contamination before choosing a solution.

Contaminated diesel shortens the change interval of inline filters and injectors, saturates inline filters faster, and blocks nozzles with particle contamination — leading to increased nozzle flaring and unforeseen breakdowns. Fuel instability can also cause filter plugging, combustion chamber deposits, and gumming/lacquering of injection system components, reducing engine performance and fuel economy while increasing wear.

Diesel fuel is injected through precision pumps and fine injector nozzles — dirt and water contamination must be avoided to protect these critical components. RTES filtration systems keep diesel fuel at optimum cleanliness to protect auto components from degeneration.