Posted by Baghdadchud on November 26, 2011 at 02:25:58 from (95.170.222.165):
Let me lay out the problem. Here in Kurdistan, there is no such thing as #1 or #2 diesel. What we get would be like a #5 if there were to be such a thing. There is so much parafin in the fuel that it starts to gel at about 36 deg. The fuel filters on the generators look like someone packed them with Vasaline. I have never seen diesel gel above 20 degrees. There is also no such thing as anti gel in this country and they also do not produce kerosene/JP4. I can get benzine/gasoline (although very low grade)obviously. I know mixing will drop economy and BTUs, but what ratio do you think I can get away with? BTW, I have 120,000 liters and 1 30k tank is full. As a last resort, will have to pump the tanks, leave it sit in tankers until spring and truck in fuel from Turkey. Any ideas?
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