New Technology Reduces Carbon Emissions

A new technology that significantly reduces carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles in motion will directly benefit from transport companies, in particular due to the fact that the bread and butter of these companies are large road vehicles in the United Kingdom doubles every day. Moreover, the pressure to meet the demand for better transportation contracts for its customers, transportation companies are sometimes forced to implement certain business practices that ultimately affect your bottom line. The new technology, called Strataclear can open new revenue streams for carriers, as well as considerable savings in fuel costs.
Huge savings on fuel costs
Strataclear can capture up to 40% carbon dioxide from a truck, regardless of the model or type of internal combustion engine. During operation of a vehicle, the exhaust gas passes through the catalytic converter before entering the processing system Strataclear carbon dioxide absorption. In recent tests, it appears that up to 30% savings in gas can be sampled and 30% for a shipping company that operates a fleet of an average of 30 vehicles, means that tens of thousands of books in annual savings. The savings alone can not allow the carrier to improve transport contracts to attract more customers. And this is just the beginning.
Even bound carbon may be used
The problem with many systems to reduce carbon dioxide emissions today is the residue: the carbon sequestered is usually a toxic liquid that often requires special disposal procedures, such as land or sea requirement elimination, so eventually eat all the savings a business can make. Furthermore, Strataclear technology produces a solid residue which is not only toxic, but also be used in a number of sectors identified as the construction, paper and pulp production routes building itself. For example, the solid residue can be used to replace the sand in the manufacture of bricks, byproduct Strataclear weighs only a third of the traditional brick, but is stronger and more resistant to temperature changes. Carriers may offer better transportation contracts with the reduction of carbon emissions technology, the savings are real, and it's better in the long run. This technology not only to carriers that use Strataclear make a positive contribution to the common effort to fight global warming, but also can help strengthen the industries that can use the solid residue.
Research and continuous testing
Although the new technology is currently being evaluated efficiency and stellar performance, patent, and which is still pending and other tests are ongoing. But even at this stage, the outlook for transport companies and the possibility of allowing them to offer customers the most competitive transport contracts, giving them a competitive advantage, and is very promising. Waste can also be sold to future profit centers, the opening of a new source of revenue for carriers, especially if they use the technology on its entire fleet.
Norman Dulwich is a correspondent for Exchange transport, the first online trade network for the road transport industry in the UK and Europe. It is anticipated adaptation of transport contracts and the purchase and sale of trucking and transportation services in domestic and international markets....