That was costing the PSD major bucks . Just where a line had been leaking on ground , 15 years ago no one would have said any thing about it , just fixed and gone on . They removed about 7 truck loads moved them to back of lot put plastic around them . Told them to let set so long and then they could use dirt . Seems like waste of time & money to me.
On 2/13/06 8:31 PM, "Mark A. Holman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Diesel Generators are fine just local govt regulations, however propane & LP Gas are cheap source of fuel.
mark h.
skipp025 wrote:
The pain of dealing with the local goverment regs
really put a wet blanket on back-up Diesel Generator
operation.
You can reduce the headache over 50% by using, converting
or conversion to propane where possible and most often
more practical.
cheers,
skipp
Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <mailto:kris@...> wrote:
This is digressing, but if it's a diesel, you don't
want a 100KW generator running a 3KW load or it
will wet stack.
http://www.allworlddieselgen.com/faq.htm (sales page)
Quote:
2) A diesel engine is subject to "wet stacking" or over
fueling if run for long periods of time with ultra light
loads (less than 40% of the rated output). "Wet Stacking"
causes the engine to smoke and run rough because the
injectors become carbonized. Running a heavy load will
usually clean up the over-fuel condition and allow the
engine to perform normally. Diesel engines operate better
and more fuel efficient when loaded (70-80% is optimum).
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