Tanknology Inc. services

Regulatory and widely-accepted industry standards require that a storage tank receiving ethanol-blended fuels must be free of all water, debris and accumulated sodium salts before introduction of the fuel. According to industry experts, the presence of these constituents in ethanol-blended fuel poses serious consequences for retailers and their customers – they are simply not compatible with ethanol.

Continuity Testing is used to test the electrical continuity between the nozzle and the dispenser to eliminate static electrical charges from dispensing equipment. Dispensing equipment that is improperly installed or compromised will not have an electrical path to discharge static electricity, risking life and property. Tanknology’s Continuity Testing ensures the presence of a conductive path between the nozzle and the dispenser, which will dissipate the static electrical charges that occur when refueling, increasing safety and reducing costly liability.