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5 Hidden Profit Points
Do you frequently transport partially filled liquid loads?
Whether you and your organization are …
- Federal government agencies
- State, local and federal departments of transportation
- Road Districts
- Irrigation Districts
- City/County Public Works
- Parks Departments
- Companies hauling potable water or food
- Agriculture
- Fireboats / Firetrucks
- Arborists and Landscapers
- Planes and Helicopters that do aerial spraying
- Road Building
- Liquid Ice Control Spraying
- Vegetation Management and Herbicide Spraying
- Boats
- Fuel Trucks
- Chemical Trucks
If you find yourself in a scenario, like these organizations do every day, where you’re transporting partially filled tanks of liquid …
You MUST have some kind of baffling or energy distribution system in place.
Traditionally, tanks will have welded in metal baffles which are designed to split up the liquid load and redirect energy.
The problem with these systems?
They only redirect the energy. They do not eliminate the energy.
When a tank of liquid is being moved, typically via some kind of tanker truck, the energy created by the movement of that vehicle is translated into the liquid in the tank …
Then when the vehicle stops moving, changes directions, or even has a slight change in center of mass (going over a bump) that entire force built up in that liquid continues going in the original direction.
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This can result in HUGE energy surges where the liquid sloshes against the sides or front and back of the tank, transmitting that energy directly into the vehicle, leading to unsafe driving scenarios and accidents.
Every year there are over 1,300 cargo tank rollover accidents reported. 94% of these involve trucks with partially filled loads.
The most common analysis of these accidents is that it’s the driver’s fault (in 78% of situations) and the response is more training and higher awareness.
It’s important to emphasize the standard tank baffles, that go across the tank from driver’s side to curb side, do nothing to stop a rollover.
But what if you could remove the added energy component of the moving liquid?
What if you could eliminate 96% of the energy created by liquid surge?
Turns out …
There are 5 Hidden Profit Points in your organization, centering around the transportation of liquid loads.
If you do the right things, you can unlock all 5 Hidden Profits, in the process creating not just a safer environment for your Drivers, but a financially more profitable situation for your business.
Download our FREE report and discover these 5 Hidden Profit Points.
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