It's easy to visualize that various fuels are a factor of the future in the vehicle industry. Also depends on which one you ask, propane, hydrogen, gas and gasoline (CNG/LNG) or biodiesel fuel may be the solution.

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2. Some Pros and Cons ofSome Pros and Cons of
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It's easy to visualize that various fuels are a factor of
the future in the vehicle industry. Also depends on
which one you ask, propane, hydrogen,
gas and gasoline (CNG/LNG) or biodiesel fuel may
be the solution. Your guess is pretty much as good
like mine, and I am not writing to show you my
opinion on that I feel are going to be the fleet fuel
down the road. The other fuel that's presently
affecting the bulk of our shoppers in some form or
type is biodiesel.

4. Biodiesel is a renewable, domestic fuel for diesel
engines once blended with gas and gasoline
primarily based diesel oil. Biodiesel itself is created
from vegetable oils and animal fats, and has to meet
the needs of ASTM D6751 and the EPA. Once mix
with diesel oil, then it will becomes a biodiesel blend.
The total amount of blended biodiesel fuel is
represented by the variety or share existing in the
blend.
Pros of biodiesel:
Less foreign dependency- As you know that U.S. is the
greatest gas and gasoline client or consumer in the world.
Since biodiesel is plant based mostly we are able to grow
ourselves rather than hoping on other countries to supply
us.

6. Clearer than diesel fuel- Low carbon monoxide/dioxide
also reduces emissions.
Improved lubricity- helps keep engine components moving
smoothly since sulfur has been taken out of fuel.
Better smell- Anyone who has been around gas and
gasoline aware of it isn't the good smell. It stays on your
garments, it's dirty etc. Biodiesel emits a fried food kind of
smell, which is really simple to deal with.
Good for Farmers- Another supply of revenue for farmers
growing the ingredients required for biodiesel fuel.

8. Now that we know the pros, here are the cons...Now that we know the pros, here are the cons...
Cons of biodiesel:Cons of biodiesel:
Engine issues- Today's engines are designed to control
with petroleum gas and gasoline. They got to adopt
biodiesel.
Higher value- Currently the higher cost is outweighed by
the tax credit where applicable, however that may
eventually depart and it'll be dearer.
Cold weather issues- Biodiesel fuel at low temperatures
will thicken owing to the upper water content and plug fuel
filters.

10. Less MPG- Whereas not extreme, miles per gallon in
some fleet management reports are slightly less
I do grasp that with biodiesel fuel our purchasers appear to
run into a lot of problems then they are done with fuel,
particularly at the winter time. Only the time maybe tell what
is going to be the simplest elevation gas and gasoline fuel
and if it's the potential to take over because the main supply
for fueling our trucks, or if good old diesel fuel prices are
here to stay.

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