Talk:Gasoline Phase Seperation

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The gas station underground tank cleaning job i just got off of (partially due to being new construction (rainwater + the more pressing Hydrostatic Pressure Testing water ( Retention Pond water was used as at the time no fire hydrants/plumed faucets were available…) was strict on this issue (not just expected due diligence but testing with a Storage Tank Dip Stick with some sort of water indicating paste/gel

Getting that last puddle or so with a EMT extension for the Vac Truck hose (called a stinger i think, 90 degree welded looooong pipe to reach the base of the tank, hits the “striker plate” so ‘’in theory’’ no risk of damage to the tank) was a bit of a pain but it’s not too intense pf a job, just inherently takes a while and is in the odd space between relaxing/being bored, and working hard enough (physically and/or mentally) thay you don’t notice time flowing by.

ANYWHO i read up on it a bunch, and Butanol especially had me intrigued as much of the content was (semi-validly) griping about Ethanol being in fuel, and I remember something about Butanol fixing most of Ethanol’s issues.

Figured i posted what I learned here (in passenger seat on the 1 Hour or so ride home, been doing some small edits here and there on mobile in cases like this), so hope this is interesting/helpful in Fuel Farm plots!

--Eric (talk) 23:49, 29 July 2024 (UTC)