condensation
Condensation happens when warm air cools down and turns into water. This is important for fuel tanks because it can cause water to mix with the fuel, which is not good for the engine.
Condensation is the process where water vapor in the air turns into liquid water when it cools. In the context of fuel tanks, this can lead to water mixing with the fuel, which can cause issues in diesel engines.
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"So you're going to have all that condensation that's forming on those tank walls falling into the diesel fuel. So you end up with water and the fuel."
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