The Fuel Pulse Show Erik Bjornstad

Today, we’re going to continue our discussion about the properties of your stored fuel, including why those properties matter, what problems could arise if any of those properties fall out of line, and what (if anything) you can do about it. When it comes to the health of your diesel fuel, acidity can be a great thing to test for, so in this episode, I’ll be sharing some key misconceptions about fuel acidity, how to test for it properly, what to do when you find higher acidity levels, and more.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/037

Anyone who deals with stored fuel knows that microbial contamination is something they’re probably going to have to handle. Some know this is important, while for others, it’s more of an afterthought. Even so, it can be hard to sift through all of the information out there and know what to do and when to do it, so in this episode, I’ll talk about some of the most pervasive microbial myths that persist in the fuel community.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/036

Knowing when to treat your fuel to avoid temperature-related gelling is key. In this episode, I’ll explain what you need to know about temperatures, timing, and components involved in deciding when and how to treat. You will learn about what cloud point is, how to find that for your fuel, and what that means for your treatment process.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/035

When checking on your stored fuel, you can’t just take a look in the tank. You’ll have to take a sample from the tank to examine. In today’s episode, we’ll be talking about the fact that taking care of today’s fuel involves more things than it used to. I’ll refresh you on the hybrid fuel care approach and discuss how tank sampling is a key element to proper stored fuel care.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/034

On today’s episode, we’re going to be talking about the weather and the relationship between seasons with extreme temperatures. In the last episode, I discussed weather as it relates to hurricanes, but those don’t necessarily affect the entire country as temperature does. Temperatures, especially on the extreme side, have quite an impact on most parts of the country, so it’s important for us to take a look further into it and understand what we need to do to prepare and protect ourselves from future fuel issues.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/033

Are you ready for hurricane season—and do you know how to find and use the hurricane data that’s out there? It’s important to understand how hurricanes work and how to interpret the data around them, so today I’m sharing the new storm predictions, what has changed, and what it all means for you.
You can find show notes and more at: www.bellperformance.com/fuel-pulse-show/032