Gas Station Question

AndyVecsey said:
http://www.gilbarco.com.br/ingles/produtos.htm

The product still has to flow through a positive displacement meter and a bank of cartridge filters, which impose restriction that the underground pumps do not put up enough pressure to overcome. More BS

Andy You are still dodging the question once again about the threeway valve and all that girgling BS you so vividly wrote about. As far as the Advantage Series dispensors I have a total of 150 of them in our system and we beta test for Gilbarco.The dispensors with the pump in them is obsolete in the retail sector.If you can find one in Houstion I will be surprised.:D
 
AndyVecsey said:
http://www.gilbarco.com.br/ingles/produtos.htm

Click on the "Advantage Series" then look at the 10th bullet. See how it has a pump within? And you said that I didn't know what I was talking about when I said there is a common pump for all three tanks. Shame shame ye with little faith.

No shame shame ye with little knowledge.The dispensor has 3 pumps&six meters. 1 pump for each product and six meters 1 for each product hose.:p back too you friend.
 
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Exposed Tanks / Piping

Sheesh, I did not say that the Advantage Series is the only type of pump on the market, I merely presented that as an example cuz by now I forget what the argument is about (a) three hose vs one hose dispensing station (b) if the aboveground dispensing station has a pump (c) the three-way valve.

A - There are both types.

B - It does.

C - There are two Shell stations within four miles of my home that have had their tanks exposed within the past three months. Because I am the curious sort, I stopped by during construction activity. From each underground tank, there were two lines going to each aboveground dispensinf station - delivery and return. I do not have access to the construction drawings, so you will just have to believe me. Or not, whichever you select.
 
Re: Exposed Tanks / Piping

Originally posted by AndyVecsey there were two lines going to each aboveground dispensinf station - delivery and return. I do not have access to the construction drawings, so you will just have to believe me. Or not, whichever you select. [/B]
Andy this is getting kind of fun" podge wodge":rolleyes:Gong as in sound on the "Gong Show"wrong again the two lines are (if the pumping unit is inside the tank) (1) The supply line (2) The vent line.
 
Correct Answer To First Post

First of all Erick had the best and correct answer to the question.

0.1 gallons of 87 octane mixed with 15 gallons of 93 octane would not be a noticeable difference.
Now Andy the reason you are confused and my friend it is easily done. The so called noise you are hearing and the second line you see going back to the product tank is Stage II Vapor Recovery not product recovery or the previous gas being lower octane vs higher octane that is not possible. Erick hit the nail on the head because weights and measurement deemed that small amount of product didn't matter. Andy PM me and I'll give you my 800 #:D
 
Final Verse

the two lines are (if the pumping unit is inside the tank) (1) The supply line (2) The vent line.

Well Mr. 55 there was a third line for the tanks at these two stations, which is for the vent. I did not mention it because it has no relevance to the discussion at hand.

Andy PM me and I'll give you my 800#

Oh yee, the smoker of left-handed cigarettes (from one of your original posts towards me), after all this I think not.

Now Andy the reason you are confused and my friend it is easily done.

Ha, now that is the pot calling the kettle black. I actually designed the systems that dispensed the gasoline, you my friend merely sell the stuff to people who may complain about high gasoline prices, which is another entertaining thread.

Good night.
 
Re: Final Verse

Originally posted by AndyVecsey
I actually designed the systems that dispensed the gasoline

Good night. [/B]
Andy Jezz lighten up man!!! So you now have gone from:....several years ago I was working with the folks at Pasadena Marketing terminal and the Deer Park refinery and now you are designing the systems. Well hell it was hard to realize that you are a freakin genius from your posts:rolleyes: Goodnight Mrs Calabash Where Ever You are. Cha Chuch A Cha
 
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