Fuels Compatibility Statement
All steel tanks are compatible with all blends of fuels meeting ASTM standards. Ethanol blends from E10 to E100 and blends of biodiesel from B2 to B100 can be stored in steel tanks. Recent work has been performed to assess the viability of fuel blends using Isobutanol.
Steel and Alternative Fuels Compatibility Studies
- Compatibility Study for Plastic, Elastomeric, and Metallic Fueling Infrastructure Materials Exposed to Aggressive Formulations of Isobutanol-Blended Gasoline
- A Case Study on Delivering E25-Capable Vehicles to Market
- Compatibility Considerations for UST Systems
- Emerging Fuels and Underground Storage Tanks (USTs)
- ULSD Impact on FRP Tank Equipment
- UST System Compatibility with Biofuels
- E15 and Infrastructure
- Intermediate Ethanol Blends Infrastructure Materials Compatibility Study: Elastomers, Metals, and Sealants
- Analysis of Underground Storage Tank System Materials to Increased Leak Potential Associated with E15 Fuel
- Compatibility Summary of Fueling Infrastructure Materials with Aggressive Ethanol Blended Test Fuels
- NIST Research on Ethanol “Corrosion”: What it Really Says
- Handbook for Handling, Storing, and Dispensing E85 and Other Ethanol-Gasoline Blends
- Compatibility of UST Systems with Biofuels
Alternative Fuels Information
- Alternative Fuels Data Center
- Stainless Steels: Cost-Efficient Materials for the Global Biofuels Industries
- Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
- Response to EPA Compatibility Questions for UL58 Tanks Listings
- STI Alternative Fuels Compatibility Statement
- ASTM Fuel Quality Standards
- Storage Concerns with Today’s Newer Motor Fuels
Ethanol
Biodiesel
Alternative Fuels: Information by State
California
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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