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Most emergency power system (EPS) failures are caused by contaminated or deteriorated fuel. Fuel goes through a natural process of degradation when stored, which is why the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) recommends that steps be taken to maintain its integrity (NFPA Standard 110).
Maintaining a fresh supply of fuel for an EPS is not as difficult as it once was. It is now possible to filter fuel and clean the tank simultaneously rather than emptying the tank completely and disposing of contaminated fuel. Fuel additives may also be introduced to help stabilize the fuel.

Samples of diesel fuel before and after the Fuel Polishing process.

Diesel fuel tank cleaning process
Once our service truck and fuel polishing trailer are onsite, the diesel fuel cleaning process includes:
Inspect/audit of diesel fuel, fuel tank and equipment
In-tank visual audit & ASTM Clear & Bright test (samples)
Service all AST, UST, Sub-Base Tanks, Day Tanks
Service and maintain gauges & tank monitoring equipment
Addition of diesel fuel treatment/stabilizer/inhibitor
Ring Power technician performs maintenance, aboveground fuel storage tank repairs and inspections on day tanks and fuel control systems including:
Leak detection and testing
Removal and repair of surface rust
Replacement of worn or malfunctioning appurtenances or accessories
Field retrofit or replacement if existing tank cannot be repaired